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Mark 3:11 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

11 And foul spirits, whan they saw him, fell at his feet, cryin oot, “Thou art Godʼs Son!”

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Mark 3:11
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And they iʼ the boat worshippʼt him, saying, “Truly thou art the Son oʼ God!”


And whan the Tempter cam till him, quoʼ he, “Gin thou be Godʼs Son, speak to thir stanes, that they be bannocks!”


And quoʼ he till him, “Gin ye be Godʼs Son, cast yersel ower; for it is putten‐doon, ‘Till his Angels sal he gie chairge anent ye; and on their hauns sal they haud ye up, that ye clour‐na yere fit again a stane!’ ”


And see! they cryʼt oot, “What hae we wiʼ you, Son oʼ God! Are ye come to torment us ʼor the time?”


Sae the evil spirits besocht him, sayin, “Gin ye cast us oot, send us intil the herd oʼ swine!”


The first oʼ the Blythe‐Message oʼ Jesus Christ, Godʼs Son.


And the demons too war gaun forth oʼ mony — cryin oot and sayin, “Ye are the Son oʼ God!” And he rebukit them; and allowʼt‐them‐na to speak; for they kent he was the Messiah.


But seeinʼ Jesus, he cryʼt oot, and fell doon afore him, and wiʼ a soondin voice cryʼt, “What hae I to dae wiʼ thee, Jesus! Son oʼ God Maist Heigh! I entreat thee, torment‐me‐na!”


This ane, followin Paul and us, was aye crying oot, “Thir men are servants oʼ the Maist Heigh God; wha are airtin ye iʼ the way oʼ salvation!”


Gin ony man hungʼer, lat him eat at hame, least ye but come thegither for condemnation: and for the lave oʼt, whan I come, I wull set aʼ in order.


Ye believe “God is Ane”; weel are ye doin! The demons, too, believe, and trimmle.


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