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Luke 6:14 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

14 Simon, wham eke he named “Peter,” and Andro his brither, James and John, Philip and Bartholomie,

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Luke 6:14
23 Iomraidhean Croise  

Noo the twal Apostlesʼ names are thir: first Simon, wha is named Peter, and Andro his brither; James oʼ Zebedee, and John his brither;


Philip, and Bartholomie, Tammas, and Matthew the tax man; James oʼ Alpheus, and Thaddeus;


And walkin by the Loch oʼ Galilee, he saw twa brithers, Simon, (caʼd Peter), and Andro his brither, castin aboot a net iʼ the Loch, for they war fisher‐folk.


And gangin forrit tharawa, he saw ither twa brithers, James, son oʼ Zebedee, and his brither John, in a smack wiʼ Zebedee their faither, workin on their nets: and he bad them “Come!”


And gaun on a wee, he saw James, Zebedeeʼs son, and John his brither, iʼ the boat, pittin their nets iʼ guid fettle.


And noo, comin oot oʼ the kirk, they gaed intil the hoose oʼ Simon and Andro, wiʼ James and John.


And he taks wiʼ him Peter, and James, and John, and begude to be in unco dool.


And he gied the name Peter to Simon;


But he loot nane follow him, but only Peter and James and John (Jamesʼ brither).


And eftir sax days Jesus taks Peter, and James, and John, and feshes them up intil a heigh mountain, allenarlie: and he was transformed afore them.


And eʼen sae wiʼ baith James and John, Zebedeeʼs sons, wha war pairtners wiʼ Simon. And Jesus says to Simon, “Fear‐na! Frae this time ye sal tak men!”


And Simon Peter, whan he saw, fell doon at Jesusʼ knees, cryin, “Depairt frae me, for I am a sinfuʼ man, O Lord!”


And whan the dawin cam, he caʼd his disciples, and waled oot frae them twalʼ, wham eke he named “Apostles”:


And Matthew and Tammas, James oʼ Alpheus, and Simon oʼ the Zealots,


Philip than seeks Nathaniel, and quoʼ he to him, “We hae fund him Moses wrate oʼ iʼ the Laws — as weelʼs the prophets — Jesus oʼ Nazareth, Josephʼs son!”


Quoʼ Philip to him, “Lord, schaw us the Faither, and we sal be content!”


When Jesus had liftit up his een, and had seen sic a great company come till him, he says to Philip, “Hoo sal we buy breid, that aʼ thae may eat?”


And ane oʼ the disciples, Andro, Simon Peterʼs brither, says to him,


And whan they enterʼt, they gaed up intil the laft, whaur they bade; baith Peter, and John, and James, and Andro, Philip and Tammas, Bartholomie and Matthew, James (he oʼ Alpheus), and Simon the Zealot, and Judas oʼ James.


And he slew James, Johnʼs brither, wiʼ the sword.


Simon Peter, a servitor and Apostle oʼ Jesus Christ, to thae wha obteened the same faith wiʼ us, throwe the richtousness oʼ oor God and oor Saviour Jesus Christ.


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