Mark 8:2 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

² “I hae pitie on the folk; for they hae been wiʼ me now thrie days, and hae‐na to eat.

Mark 8:2 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 14:14

And he cam oot, and saw a great thrang; and he had pitie on them and healed their sick anes.

Matthew 20:34

And Jesus, led wiʼ compassion, touched their een; and at ance they wan their sicht; and they followʼt him.

Matthew 9:36

But whan he lookit on the thrangs, he was fuʼ oʼ compassion, for they war in distress and war scattered, as sheep wantin a shepherd.

Mark 1:41

And, touchʼt wiʼ rewth, he raxʼt oot his haun, and touchʼt him, and quoʼ he, “I wull; be ye clean!”

Mark 5:19

And he didna alloo him; but quoʼ he till him, “Gang till yer hame, till yere freends, and tell them hoo great things the Lord has dune for ye, and had mercie on ye.”

Mark 6:32

And they gaed awa quately iʼ the boat, till a desert spot.

Mark 6:34

And he cam oot, and saw an unco thrang: and he had pitie on them, for they war as sheep wantin a Shepherd: and he begude to teach them mony things.

Mark 8:3

“And gin I send them hungerin awa to their hames, they wull swarf by the way; for a hantle oʼ them come frae far awa.”

Mark 9:22

“And aft it has cuisten him intil the fires, and intil waters, to mak an end oʼ him: but gin thou can do onything, hae pitie on us, and help us!”

Luke 15:20

“But, while he was yet haudin far‐awa, his faither spyʼt him, and was fuʼ oʼ compassion; and rinnin, he fell on his neck, and begude kissin him.

Luke 7:13

And whan the Lord saw her, he had unco pitie on her, and says to her, “Dinna greet!”

Hebrews 2:17

And sae, in aʼ things he bude be made like his brethren; that he micht be a mercifuʼ and leal Heigh‐Priest in the things oʼ God, to mak a reconciliation for folkʼs sins.

Hebrews 4:15

For we haena a Heigh‐Priest that hasna a brither‐feelin wiʼ oor weaknesses; but ane wha was tempit in aʼ the likeness oʼ oorsels, yet wantin sin.

Hebrews 5:2

As ane wha can marrow weel in his heart wiʼ thae that are ignorant and gane aside; sinʼ he his sel is rinkit roonʼ wiʼ weakness;