Luke 9:25 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

²⁵ “For what sairs it a man, gin he has gotten the hail warld, and has tint his sel, or is cuisten oot?

Luke 9:25 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 13:48

“Whilk, when it was fuʼ, they harlʼt tae the shore, and they sut them doon and waled oot the gude intil creels, but cuist the bad awa.

Matthew 13:50

“And sal cast them into the lowin furnace: there sal he maenin and cherkin oʼ teeth!”

Matthew 16:26

“For what is a man the better, thoʼ he win the hail warld, and tine his ain saul? or what sal a man gie as caʼtion for his saul?

Mark 8:36

“For what sal a man be betterʼt, gin he win the hail warld, and tine his ain saul?

Acts 1:18

(“Noo this ane gaitherʼt to him a field oot oʼ the reward oʼ iniquity; and faʼin heidlang, he brak throwe iʼ the mids, and aʼ his inwarts teemed oot.

Acts 1:25

“To tak the place in this service and apostleship, frae whilk Judas gaed agley, that he micht gang to his ain place.”

1 Corinthians 9:27

But I am haudin my body under, and garrin it do service; least in onywise, haein proclaimed the Joyfuʼ‐message to ithers, I mysel soud be cuisten aside!

Hebrews 10:34

For ye took the pairt oʼ thae in bonds, and tholed the poindin oʼ yere gear wiʼ joy, kennin that ye hae for yersels better and ever‐bidin gear.