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Mark 4:6 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

6 “And whan the sun raise heigh, it was aʼ birslʼt up; and for that it had nae rute, it dwined awa.

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Mark 4:6
15 Iomraidhean Croise  

“And whan the sun raise heigh, it birslʼt up; and, for that it had nae rute, it dwined awa.


“And some fell on rocky bits, whaur it faund little mool; and at ance it brairdit, for that the mool was jimp.


“And ither fell amang the thorns; and the thorns cam up, and smoored it, and it brocht forth naething.


To hae Christ dwallin throwe faith iʼ yere hearts;


Bein firm‐rutit and up‐biggit in him, and bein made siccar iʼ the faith, conform till yere teachin; aboundin in thanksgivin.


And aʼ deceitfuʼness oʼ wickedness to thae that are perishin; for that the love oʼ the truth they took‐na ben to them, that they micht be saved.


For uprises the sun, wiʼ its birsʼlin heat, and birsles the gerss; “and its blume faʼs awa,” and the ee‐sweetness and beauty oʼ its face is gane! eʼen sae the rich man dwines awa in his ways.


Thir are they that are like hidlin rocks at yere love‐feasts, whan they feast wʼye; shepherds feedin theirsels withoot shame; cluds wantin moisture, by the winds driven on; trees oʼ the leaf‐faʼin, wantin frute, twice deid, rived up by the rutes;


“And they sal hunger nae mair, and gang drouthie nae mair; nor sal the sun smite them, nor ony heat‐blast.


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