Luke 7:30 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

³⁰ But the Pharisees and the Writers pat aside the coonsel oʼ God again their sels, no bein bapteezʼt oʼ him.

Luke 7:30 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 22:35

And ane frae mang them speirʼt at him a quaisten, testin him, and sayin,

Luke 13:34

“O Jerusalem! Jerusalem! that slays the prophets, and stanes them that are sent to thee! hoo aft hae I been fain to gaither in thy bairns, like as a hen her cleckin under her wings — and ye wadna!

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 7:31

“Unto what, than, sal I compare the men oʼ this generation? and until what are they like?

Acts 20:27

“For I keepit‐na back ocht, but spak aʼ Godʼs coonsel tʼye.

Romans 10:21

But anent Israʼl he says, “The hail day lang raxʼt I oot my hauns to a dour and thrawart‐speakin folk!”

2 Corinthians 6:1

Workin thegither wiʼ him, we entreat ye no to receive the tender‐love oʼ God in vain!

Galatians 2:21

“I am‐na settin aside the grace oʼ God; for gin throwe Law is richtousness, Christ maun hae deeʼt in vain!”

Ephesians 1:11

In wham eʼen we war made an inheritance, bein set oot aforehaun by the purpose oʼ him wha works aʼ things by the coonsel oʼ his ain mind.