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Mark 6:3 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

3 “Is this no the carpenter, Maryʼs son, brither to James and Joses, and Judas and Simon? And are na his sisters here wiʼ us?” And they took a scunner at him.

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Mark 6:3
21 Iomraidhean Croise  

“And happy sal he be wha sees nae cause oʼ misdootin in me!”


And whan he was eʼen‐noo speakin to the folk, see! his mither and his brithers stude oot‐by, seekin to speak wiʼ him.


And weemen too war thar, lookin on frae oot‐by: ʼmang wham war Mary Magdalene, and Mary (James the less, and Joseʼs mither), and Salome,


And Andro, and Philip, and Bartholomie, and Matthew, and Tammas, and James oʼ Alpheus, and Thaddeus, and Simon the Zealot.


And Simeon blessʼt them, and said to Mary his mither, “Lo! this Ane is set for the faʼin and staunin again oʼ mony in Israʼl: and for a sign to be miscaʼd.


“And weel may he be, wha finds nae cause oʼ stumblin in me!”


And it was said to him, “Yere mither and yere brethren are staunin oot‐by, and wad see ye!”


Judas says to him (no Iscariot), “Lord! hoo isʼt ye are to schaw yersel to us, and no to the warld?”


Quoʼ they, “Isna this Jesus, Josephʼs son? Hoo isʼt than that he says he cam doon frae Heeven?”


And whan they enterʼt, they gaed up intil the laft, whaur they bade; baith Peter, and John, and James, and Andro, Philip and Tammas, Bartholomie and Matthew, James (he oʼ Alpheus), and Simon the Zealot, and Judas oʼ James.


But, motionin to them wiʼ the haun to be whishʼt, he tellʼt them aʼ hoo the Lord had led him frae the prison; and said as weel, “Tell thir things to James and the brethren!” And, gaun on, he cam intil anither place.


Whauras we proclaim a Messiah wha has been crucifyʼt; to the Jews, indeed, a stumblin‐clog; but to the Greeks folly;


Hae‐we‐na richt to eat and drink?


But oʼ the lave oʼ the Apostles saw I nane, but James, the brither oʼ the Lord.


To wham comin — a leevin stane, by men cuisten aside, but waled‐oot by God, and hauden in honor —


Jude, a servitor oʼ Jesus Christ, brither oʼ James, to thae wha bein in God the Faither beloved anes, and keepit in Jesus Christ, are the chosen.


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