And, eftir thir things, the Lord took seeventy mair, as weel, and sent them oot, twa by twa, afore his face, intil ilka toon and place whaur he wad come his sel.
Quoʼ the Samaria‐wumman, “Hoo isʼt that ye, bein a Jew, are seekin drink frae me, a Samaria‐wumman?” (For the Jews hae nae trokin nor neeborliness wiʼ the Samaria‐folk.)
Than quoʼ the Jews amang theirsels, “Whaur wull he gang that we canna finʼ him? Wull he gang awa to the here‐awa there‐awa tribes amang the Gentiles, teachin the Gentiles?
“But ye sal hae strenth, eftir the Holie Spirit is come to ye; and ye sal be witnesses for me baith in Jerusalem, and in aʼ Judea and Samaria, and to the far‐awaʼ ends oʼ the yirth.”
And the believin anes oʼ the circumceesion war astoundit — they that cam wiʼ Peter — than eʼen to fremd‐folk the free gift oʼ the Holie Spirit was gien.
And Saul was ane wiʼ them, in his death. And thar gat up, that day, an unco persecution again the Kirk‐folk oʼ Jerusalem; and aʼ, except the Apostles, war scattered abreid throwe aʼ the kintra‐side oʼ Judea and Samaria.
And wad hinner us frae speakin to the Nations that they micht be saved, to fill up their ain sins aye; for wrath is comin on them to the hinner end oʼt.