Luke 7:8 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁸ “For eʼen I mysel am ane set under authoritie, and haein under me sodgers; and I say to ane, ‘Gang,’ and he gangs; and to anither, ‘Come,’ and he comes; and to my servin‐lad, ‘Do this,’ and he dis it.”

Luke 7:8 Iomraidhean Croise

Luke 7:7

“And sae naither thocht I mysel wardie to come till ye; but speak wiʼ a word, and my servin‐lad sal be hale.

Luke 7:9

And whan Jesus heard thae words, he ferlied at him; and turnin to the thrang that followʼt him, said, “I say tʼye, I hae‐na fund sic leal faith, na, no in Israʼl!”

Acts 23:17

And Paul, caʼin in ane oʼ the captains to him, said, “Tak ye this lad to the chief officer; for he has a thing to report to him.”

Acts 23:23

And caʼin to him twa oʼ the captains, he said “Mak ready twa hunner sodgers, that they may gang the lenth oʼ Cesarea; and seeventy horsemen: and twa hunner spear‐men — by nine oʼclock.

Acts 23:26

“Claudius Lysias, to the maist excellent Governor Felix: gude wishes!

Acts 23:31

Sae the sodjers, as it was orderʼt them, took Paul, and brocht him iʼ the nicht till Antipatras.

Acts 24:23

Giean orders to the captain to keep him, and alloo proper freedom, and hinder nane oʼ his ain acquaintance frae comin to him.

Acts 25:26

“Anent wham I hae naething certain to write to my lord. Sae I hae brocht him afore you, and mair particularly afore thee, King Agrippa, to the end that frae the examination had, I micht hae something I could write:

Colossians 3:22

Servants, be biddable in aʼ things to yere maisters iʼ the flesh; no by way oʼ ee‐service, as men?-?pleasers, but in aefauldness oʼ heart, fearin the Lord.