Mark 2:9 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁹ “Whilk, think ye, is easier? to say, ‘Yere sins are forgienʼ, or to say, ‘Rise ye, and walk!’

Mark 2:9 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 4:24

And the sough oʼ him gaed oot intil aʼ Syria: and they feshʼt till him aʼ wha war ill wiʼ aʼ diseases and pains, and thae possessʼt wiʼ demons, and dementit, and that had a stroke: and he healed them.

Matthew 9:2

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!”

Matthew 9:5

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

Mark 2:10

“But that ye may ken the Son oʼ Man has pooer on the yirth to forgie sins” — (he says to the paralytic),

Mark 2:8

And at ance, Jesus, takin tent in his ain spirit that they thocht thir things, says to them, “Why soud ye hae sic debatin iʼ yer ain hearts?

Luke 7:48

And he said till her, “Yere sins are forgiʼen.”