Luke 7:42 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁴² “And whan they had nocht to pay wiʼ, he forgaʼe them baith. Whilk oʼ them, noo, wull loʼe him maist?”

Luke 7:42 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 18:27

“Than, moved wiʼ pitie, that servantʼs lord lowsed him, and forgae him the debt.

Matthew 18:34

“And his lord was sair angerʼt, and gied him ower to the officers, till he soud pay aʼ that was awn to him.

Matthew 6:12

“ ‘And forgie us aʼ oor ill deeds, as we eʼen forgae thae wha did us ill:

Luke 7:43

Answerin, quoʼ Simon, “I wad think he to wham he forgaʼe the maist.” And he says to them, “Ye hae judged richt.”

Romans 3:24

Bein held richtous, freely, throwe his ain favor, by the redeemin oʼ Christ Jesus:

Romans 5:6

For, we yet bein feckless, Christ in due season deeʼt for the ungodlie.

Galatians 3:10

For as mony as are oʼ Law‐warks, are ʼneath a curse; for it is putten doon, “Accurst is ilka ane wha gangs‐na on in aʼ things iʼ the Buik oʼ the Law, to do them!”

Ephesians 1:7

In wham we hae salvation throwe his blude, the passin‐by oʼ offences, eʼen as by the richness oʼ his favor;

Ephesians 4:32

And be ye gracious ane till anither, eʼen as God in Christ forgaʼe you.

Colossians 3:13

Tholin ane‐anither, in tenderness forgiean ane‐anither, gin aiblins ony ane has a compleent again ony; eʼen as the Lord oot oʼ love forgae you, sae do ye.