Matthew 11:30 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

³⁰ “For my yoke is cannie; and my burden licht.”

Matthew 11:30 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 12:1

At sic a time Jesus gaed on the Sabbath‐day throwe the corn; and his disciples war yap, and begude to tak haud oʼ the heids oʼ the corn, and to eat.

John 16:33

“But thir things hae I said tʼye, that ye micht hae peace. Iʼ the warld ye hae dool and sorrow eneuch; but blythely haud yersels; I hae grippit the warld, and putten it doon.”

Acts 15:10

“And noo, hoo are ye tempin God? wiʼ layin a yoke on the disciples that naither oor faithers nor we war steive eneuch to cairry.

Acts 15:28

“For it seemed weel to the Holie Spirit and to us, no to be layin ony mair burden on ye, save thir necessar things:

2 Corinthians 4:17

For the wee bit passin sorrow that we hae, is workin oot for us, aye mair and mair, a mair excellent and eternal wecht oʼ glorie;

Galatians 5:1

Wiʼ freedom Christ maks us free: staun ye steive than, and be‐na hauden fast wiʼ ony yoke oʼ bondage!

Galatians 5:18

But, gin than ye are led by the Spirit, ye are‐na under the Law.

Philippians 4:13

I can do aʼ things, by him wha strenthens me!

1 John 5:3

For this is the love oʼ God, that we soud keep his commauns; and his commauns are na burden.