Luke 7:12 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

¹² Noo whan he cam to the yett oʼ the citie, look! thar was carryʼt oot ane deid, the ae son oʼ his mither, and she was a weedow: and a hantle oʼ folk oʼ the citie war wiʼ her.

Luke 7:12 Iomraidhean Croise

Luke 7:11

And it cam to pass in order, that he was gaun intil a citie caʼd Nain; and mony disciples gaed wiʼ him, and a great thrang.

Luke 7:13

And whan the Lord saw her, he had unco pitie on her, and says to her, “Dinna greet!”

Luke 8:42

For he had but ae dochter, aboot twalʼ year auld, and she lay deein. But as he gaed, the thrang delayʼt him.

Luke 8:52

And they war aʼ greetin and makin their maen ower her. But he said, “Wail na! for she deeʼt na, but is sleepin!”

John 11:19

And mony folk oʼ the Jews had come oot to Martha and Mary to console them ower their brither.

Acts 9:39

And Peter raise, and gaed wiʼ them; and whan he was come, they led him intil the laft; and thar stude by aʼ the weedows, greetin, and schawin the coats and manteels that Dorcas made, while she was wiʼ them.

Acts 9:41

And giein her a haun, he raised her up; and cryin in the saunts and weedows, he presentit her leevin.

James 1:27

The service oʼ religion, pure and perfete afore oor God and Father is this: To be visitin faitherless and widows iʼ their dool, to keep his sel unstained frae the warld.