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Mark 4:2 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

2 And he was teachin them a hantle oʼ things in his parables, and said to them in his teaching,

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Mark 4:2
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And, drawin nar, his disciples say, “Why soud ye speak to them in parables?”


And he spak mony things to them in parables; and quoʼ he: “Tak tent: The sawer gaed oot to saw.


And it cam aboot, whan Jesus had endit thir words, the folk war amazed at his teachin;


And risin up, he cam intil the borders oʼ Jordan. And thrangs cam thegither till him again; and, as he aye did, he instruckit them again.


And he begude to speak to them in parables. “A man set oot a vine‐yaird, and biggit a waʼ aboot it, and howkit a vat, and set up a tooer, and let it oot to crofters, and gaed aff intil anither kintra.


And in his teachin, quoʼ he, “Tak tent oʼ the Scribes! wha like to gang aboot in lang goons, and loʼe compliments iʼ the merkits,


And he brocht them nar, and says to them in parables, “Hoo isʼt that Sautan casts oot Sautan?”


And he says to them, “To you the mysteries oʼ the Kingdom oʼ God hae been giʼen; but to them oot‐by, aʼ thir things are gien in parables;


“Hear ye! Behauld, a sawer gaed oot to saw;


The Heigh‐priest than speirʼt at Jesus, anent his disciples, and anent his teachin.


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