Mark 7:2 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

² And, takin tent that some oʼ his disciples war eatin breid wiʼ unpurifyʼt — that is, unweshen — hauns, they challenged them.

Mark 7:2 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 15:2

“Hoo isʼt yere disciples mind‐na the biddins oʼ the faithers oʼ auld? For they eat breid wiʼ unweshin hauns.”

Mark 7:5

And the Pharisees and the Scribes speir at him, “Hoo isʼt thy disciples gang‐na conform to the tradition oʼ the Elders, but eat their breid wiʼ unpurifyʼt hauns?”

Luke 11:38

And the Pharisee, lookin on, ferlied that he had‐na first purifyʼt his sel afore the denner.

Acts 10:28

And said to them, “Ye weel ken hoo it isna an allooed thing for a man — a Jew — to join himself, or come to ane oʼ anither nation; and God has schawn me that Iʼse to caʼ nae man common or unclean.

Acts 11:8

“But I answerʼt, ‘No sae, Lord! for naething common nor unclean at ony time has gane intil my mooth!’

Romans 14:14

I ken, and hae become perswadit by the Lord Jesus, that naething is unclean oʼ itsel; only till him wha is reckonin onything to be unclean, till him it bude be unclean.

Hebrews 10:29

Oʼ hoo muckle sairer punishment, think ye, sal he be hauden wordie, wha trampit the Son oʼ God under fit; and held as an unclean thing the blude oʼ the covenant by whilk he is consecrate, and did wantonly miscaʼ the Spirit oʼ love?

Revelation 21:27

And in naegate sal enter intilʼt ocht that defiles, nor ane that dis abomination, or is a leear; but thae wha are putten‐doon iʼ the Lambʼs Buik‐oʼ‐Life.