Luke 7:29 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

²⁹ And aʼ the folk whan they heard — and the tax‐men — laudit God, bein bapteezʼt in Johnʼs bapteezin.

Luke 7:29 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 5:46

“For gin ye but loʼe whaur thar is love till yersel, whaur is yere meed? divna eʼen the reivin tax‐men do the same?

Luke 20:6

“And gin aiblins we soud say, ‘Frae men,’ the folk ane‐an‐aʼ wull stane us to deid; for they are aʼ perswadit that John was a Prophet.”

Luke 3:12

Than cam tax‐men to be bapteezʼt, and said to him, “Maister! what are we to do?”

Luke 7:28

“For I say tʼye, Amang aʼ that are born oʼ weemen, there isna a greater prophet than John the Baptist; yet he wha is the less in Godʼs Kingdom is greater nor he!”

Luke 7:35

“And yet wisdom is justifeeʼt oʼ her bairns!”

Acts 18:25

The same had been instruckit by hearin the way oʼ the Lord: and bein warm‐heartit, was speakin and teachin eidentlie aboot Jesus, kennin but the baptism oʼ John.

Acts 19:3

And he said, “What, than, war ye bapteezʼt intil?” And quoʼ they, “Intil Johnʼs baptism.”

Romans 10:3

For, no takin to them Godʼs richtousness — and aye seekin to up‐bigg their ain richtousness, they didna gie in to the richtousness oʼ God.

Revelation 15:3

And they sing the Sang oʼ Moses the servant oʼ God, and the Sang oʼ the Lamb, sayin, “Unco and marvellous are thy works, Lord God Almichty; richtous and true are thy ways, thou King oʼ Nations!

Revelation 16:5

And I heard the Angel oʼ the watirs sayin, “Richtous art thou, the Ane wha Is, and the Ane wha Was, the Holie Ane, for that thou hast sae judged;