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Matthew 13:47 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

47 “Again, the Kingdom oʼ Heeven is like a net cuisten intil the sea, and it gaitherʼt oʼ aʼ kinds:

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Matthew 13:47
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“Ance again: The Kingdom oʼ Heeven is like to gear, hidlins in a field; the same, when a man has fund, he hides again, and for the joy oʼt gangs and niffersʼ aʼ that he has, and buys that field.


“Wha, whan he has fund ae pearl oʼ aʼ price, gaed and sellʼt aʼ he had, and coft it.


“Whilk, when it was fuʼ, they harlʼt tae the shore, and they sut them doon and waled oot the gude intil creels, but cuist the bad awa.


And quoʼ he to them, “Follow ye me! and Iʼse mak ye fishers oʼ men!”


And Jesus says to them, “Come ye eftir me, and Iʼse mak ye fishers oʼ men!”


And eʼen sae wiʼ baith James and John, Zebedeeʼs sons, wha war pairtners wiʼ Simon. And Jesus says to Simon, “Fear‐na! Frae this time ye sal tak men!”


“Ilka branch in me that bears‐na frute he taks awa; and ilka ane bearin frute he prunes it, sae as it soud produce the mair.


“Gin ony man bide‐na in me, he is cuisten oot as a fushionless branch, and dwines awa; and folk soop them thegither, and set them alowe, and they are brunt.


“And frae amang yersels sal men rise up, speakin thrawn doctrines, sae as to wyle awa followers eftir them.


For pairties amang ye thar maun be; that they that are acceptit amang ye may be schawn.


In journeyins aft; in perils oʼ rivers; in perils oʼ robbers; in perils frae my ain folk; in perils ʼmang fremʼd folk; in perils iʼ the citie; in perils iʼ the desert; in perils iʼ the sea; in perils ʼmang fause brethren.


And this was on accoont oʼ fause brethren, secretly brocht in; wha cam in but to spy oot oor liberty whilk we hae in Christ Jesus, that sae they soud bring us intil bondage;


“And to the messenger oʼ the Kirk in Sardis write ye: Thir things says he wiʼ the seeven Spirits oʼ God, and the seeven starns: I ken what ye div, and that ye hae the name oʼ leevin whan ye are deid.


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