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Mark 2:5 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

5 Whan Jesus saw their faith, quoʼ he to the paralytic, “Son, yere sins are forgien ye!”

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Mark 2:5
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And behauld! they war bringin till him a man doon wiʼ a stroke, lyin on a couch: and Jesus, seein their aefauldness says tae the man, “Bairn, be oʼ gude heart; yere sins are forgien ye!”


But Jesus turned him roonʼ, and whan he saw her, said, “Dochter, tak heart! Yere faith has made ye hale!” And the wumman was made hale frae that ʼoor.


“Whilk is easier to say, ‘Yere sins are forgien!’ or to say, ‘Rise ye, and walk?’


But a wheen oʼ the Scribes had sutten doon thar; and quoʼ they iʼ their hearts,


And quoʼ he to her, “Dochter, yere faith has made ye hale; gang in peace, and be hale oʼ yere plague!”


And seein their lealness, he says to him, “Man, yere sins are forgien ye!”


And he said to her, “Dochter, yere faith has made ye hale; gang yere ways in peace!”


And needit‐na that ony soud tell him aboot a man, for he kent aʼ that was in man.


Syne Jesus, lichtin on him iʼ the Temple, says to him, “See, ye are made hale; sin nae mair, that something waur come‐na tʼye!”


Wha comin, and seein hoo gracious was God, rejoicʼt; and besocht aʼ, that wiʼ their hail heart they soud wait upon God.


The same man heard Paul speak; wha, strickly observin him, and perceivin that he had faith to be saved,


“Him has God upliftit at his richt haun, to be a Prince and a Saviour, to gie repentance to Israʼl, and remission oʼ sins.


And sae thar are amang ye, a hantle weak and pinin, and a gude wheen faʼin asleep.


Noo, to ane ye forgie ocht, I too! for eʼen I — what I hae forgien — whaur I forgie ocht — for your sakes I forgie it, afore Christ.


For, it is by his love ye hae been saved, throwe faith; and this comes aboot, no frae you; it is Godʼs free gift.


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.


And the faithfuʼ prayer sal save the dwinin ane, and the Lord wull raise him up: and gin aiblins he has sinned, it sal be forgien him.


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