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

² And whan he was come oot oʼ the boat, strauchtway thar cam till him oot oʼ the tombs, a man wiʼ a foul spirit,

Mark 5:2 Iomraidhean Croise

Mark 1:23

And noo, thar was iʼ the kirk a man wiʼ a foul spirit; and he cryʼt oot,

Mark 1:26

And the foul spirit, rivin, and cryinʼ wiʼ a great voice, cam oot oʼ him.

Mark 3:30

For that they war sayin, “He has a foul spirit!”

Mark 3:9

And he spak to his disciples, that a smaʼ boat soud wait on him, on account oʼ sae mony folk: that they soudna thrang him.

Mark 4:1

And he begude again to teach by the Loch‐side. And an unco thrang gatherʼt till him, sae that he gaed intil a boat, and sat iʼ the Loch; and aʼ the folk war by the Loch, on the lanʼ.

Mark 4:36

And sendin awa the thrang, they tak him, juist as they faund him, iʼ the boat; and ither boats war wiʼ them.

Mark 5:21

And when Jesus had gane ower again iʼ the boat to the ither side, a great thrang war gatherʼt till him; and he was nar‐haun the Loch.

Mark 5:3

Wha dwalt amang the tombs: and no eʼen wiʼ a chain was ony ane langer able to haud him:

Mark 5:8

For he was sayin till him, “Come forth, thou foul spirit!”

Mark 7:25

But forthwith a wumman, whase wee dochter had a foul spirit, hearinʼ aboot him, cam and fell doun at his feet.

Luke 8:27

And whan they war come forth on the lanʼ, a certain man met him, oot oʼ the citie, wha had demons, and for lang had worn nae claes; nor wad bide in ony hoose, but iʼ the tombs:

Luke 9:42

And while he was a‐comin, the demon dang him doon, and manglʼd him. And Jesus challenged the foul spirit, and healed the laddie, and gied him ower to his faither.