Mark 10:19 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

¹⁹ “Ye ken the commauns — kill‐na, commit‐na avoutrie, steal‐na, mansweir‐na, wrangously seek‐na, cherish faither and mither!”

Mark 10:19 Iomraidhean Croise

Mark 10:18

And Jesus says to him, “Why dae ye caʼ me ‘Gude?’ Thar is but Ane gude — God!

Luke 18:20

“The commauns ye ken, ‘Ye maunna commit adultery; ye maunna commit murder; Ye maunna reive; Ye maunna bear fause‐witness; Honor yere faither and yere mither!’ ”

Romans 13:9

Thus: “Ye canna commit adultery; Ye sanna commit murder; Ye sanna steal; Ye sanna covet”; and gin thar be ony ither commandment, it is summed up iʼ this word, namely: “Ye sal loʼe yere neebor as yer sel!”

Romans 3:20

Inasmuckle as by warks oʼ Law, sal nae flesh be made richtous in his sicht; for throwe the Law is the unveilin oʼ sin.

Galatians 4:21

But tell me, ye that wad fain be ʼneath the Law! div ye no hear the Law?

Galatians 5:14

For the hail Law is bund up in ae word, this: “Ye sal loʼe yere neebor as yersel!”

1 Thessalonians 4:6

That nae man gang ayont, and defraud iʼ this maitter his brither; for an avenger is the Lord anent aʼ thir, eʼen as we tellʼt ye afore, and testifyʼt.

James 2:11

For he wha said, “Ye maunna commit adultery,” said as weel, “Ye maunna commit murder.” Noo, gin ye commit nae adultery, but are committin murder, ye hae become a breker oʼ the law.