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Luke 7:24 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

24 And, the messengers oʼ John gaun awa, he begude to speak to aʼ the thrang anent John: “What gaed ye oot intil the waste to see? A reed, winʼ‐shaken?

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Luke 7:24
14 Iomraidhean Croise  

And the bairn grew, and waxʼd sterk in spirit, and was iʼ the deserts to the day he was made kent to Israʼl.


Iʼ the Heigh‐priesthood oʼ Annas and Caiaphas, the word oʼ God cam to John, Zachariahʼs son, iʼ the muirlands.


“And weel may he be, wha finds nae cause oʼ stumblin in me!”


“But what wasʼt ye gaed oot to see? A man clad in saft attire? But look! they wha are fund in grand attire, and fend delicately, are in royal palaces.


Quoʼ he, “I am but the sough oʼ a voice cryin iʼ the wilderness, ‘Straughten oot Godʼs road!’ just as Esaiah the Prophet said.”


That nae mair soud we be bairns, tossʼt as on billows, and blawn aboot wiʼ ilka swee oʼ doctrine, iʼ the pawkiness oʼ men, in knaverie; eftir the wiles oʼ wrang.


Thir are waal‐ees wantin the watir; mists carryʼt wiʼ the wund; for wham the gloom oʼ mirkness is keepit for aye.


Ye than, weel‐lovʼd anes, kennin aforehaun, tak gude tent, least bein led a‐gley wiʼ the waʼ‐gaun oʼ the wicked, ye soud faʼ oot frae yere ain siccarness.


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