And walkin by the Loch oʼ Galilee, he saw twa brithers, Simon, (caʼd Peter), and Andro his brither, castin aboot a net iʼ the Loch, for they war fisher‐folk.
And gangin forrit tharawa, he saw ither twa brithers, James, son oʼ Zebedee, and his brither John, in a smack wiʼ Zebedee their faither, workin on their nets: and he bad them “Come!”
“Than said the wisdom oʼ God, ‘I wull send oot amang them prophets and messengers; and some amang them wull they slay, and some amang them wull they persecute;’
Than she rins, and gaes to Simon Peter, and to the ither disciple wham Jesus loʼed, and says to them, “They hae taʼen awa my Lord oot oʼ the tomb, and we kenna whaur they hae laid him!”
Peter, turnin aboot, sees the disciple wham Jesus loʼed followin, the ane wha leant again his breist at supper, and said, “Lord! wha isʼt that betrays thee?”
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.
Simon Peter, a servitor and Apostle oʼ Jesus Christ, to thae wha obteened the same faith wiʼ us, throwe the richtousness oʼ oor God and oor Saviour Jesus Christ.
A revealin oʼ Jesus Christ, that God gied to him, to mak kent to his servants the things that bude come to pass; and he sent and schawed by signs, throwe his Angels, to his servitor John:
I John, yere brither, and yere marrow in dool, and the kingdom, and the tholin, in Jesus, was iʼ the Isle caʼd Patmos, for the sake oʼ the word oʼ God, and the witness oʼ Jesus.
And I, John, am he that heard and saw thir things; and whan I heard and saw, I loutit doon afore the feet oʼ the Angel, wha was schawin me thir things.