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Luke 4:34 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

34 Sayin, “Lat us be! What is thar atween us and thee, Jesus oʼ Nazareth? Are ye come to destroy us? I ken ye — the Holie Ane oʼ God!”

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Luke 4:34
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And see! they cryʼt oot, “What hae we wiʼ you, Son oʼ God! Are ye come to torment us ʼor the time?”


Sayin, “What hae we wiʼ thee, thou Jesus oʼ Nazareth? Hast thou come to destroy us? I ken thee, wha thou art — Godʼs Holie Ane!”


And he healed mony that war ill wiʼ aʼ diseases; and cuist oot mony demons; and wadna lat the demons speak; for they kent him.


And cryʼt oot wiʼ a lood voice, “What is thar atween thee and me, Jesus? Son oʼ God maist heigh! I adjure thee by the name oʼ God, torment‐me‐na!”


And the Angel answerin, says, “The Holie Spirit sal come, and the pooer oʼ the Maist Heigh sal descend upon ye; and sae that that is to be born sal be caʼd holie, the Son oʼ God!


And iʼ the kirk was a man wiʼ a foul spirit; and he cryʼt oot wiʼ a great voice,


And the demons too war gaun forth oʼ mony — cryin oot and sayin, “Ye are the Son oʼ God!” And he rebukit them; and allowʼt‐them‐na to speak; for they kent he was the Messiah.


But seeinʼ Jesus, he cryʼt oot, and fell doon afore him, and wiʼ a soondin voice cryʼt, “What hae I to dae wiʼ thee, Jesus! Son oʼ God Maist Heigh! I entreat thee, torment‐me‐na!”


Than the hail oʼ the kintra‐side oʼ the Gerasenes entreatit him to depairt frae them; for they war hauden wiʼ a great fear. And he, gaun intil a boat, returned again.


And, comin, they besocht them; and, leadin them oot, they entreatit them to gang awa frae the citie.


“ ‘For thou winna desert my saul iʼ the place oʼ spirits, nor will thou gie thy Holie Ane to see corruption.


“But ye disowned the Holie and the Richtous, and socht for a favor a murderer to be gien tʼye.


“For oʼ a truth they war gaitherʼt in this citie, again thy Holy Ane Jesus, that thou did anoint, baith Herod and Pontius Pilate, wiʼ Gentiles and folk oʼ Israʼl,


Seein than, that the bairns had pairt in the flesh and blude, he eke in sic mainner had fellowship iʼ the same; that by means oʼ his death he micht ding the pooer oʼ him that had the dominion oʼ death, that is the Adversary;


Ye believe “God is Ane”; weel are ye doin! The demons, too, believe, and trimmle.


He that dis sin is oʼ Sautan; for Sautan sins frae the first. And for this end was the Son oʼ God made kent, that he micht whammle ower the warks oʼ Sautan.


And he laid haud oʼ the Dragon, the auld serpent, wha is “Deevil,” and “Sautan,” and chained him for a thoosand year,


“And to the messengers oʼ the Kirk in Philadelphia write ye: Thir things says the Holie Ane, the True Ane, he that has the key oʼ Dauvid, he that opens and nane can steek, and steek and nane can open:


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