Matthew 18:6 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁶ “But whasae sal mak to faʼ ane aʼ thae wee things that lippen tae me, it had been better for him to hae a mill‐stane hung aboot his neck, and he sunk iʼ the deeps oʼ the sea.

Matthew 18:6 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 17:27

“But that we gar‐them‐na stummle, gang ye till the Loch; and cast in a heuk, and tak the first fish comin up; and openin its mouʼ, ye sal find a shekel. Tak it, and gie to them for me and you.”

Matthew 18:10

“Tak tent that ye lichtlie‐na ane oʼ thir wee anes; for say I tʼye, that in Heeven their ain Angels aye look upon my Heevenlie Faitherʼs face!

Matthew 18:14

“Eʼen sae, thar is nae desire afore yere Faither in Heeven that ane oʼ thir wee anes soud be lost.

Matthew 18:5

“And whasae taks till him ae sic wee bairn iʼ my name, taks me till him.

Mark 9:42

“And whasae sal ensnare ane oʼ thir wee anes that lippen on me, it war better for him gin the muckle millstane was hangʼt aboot his neck, for him to be cuisten intil the sea!

Acts 9:5

And he said, “Wha, my Lord, are ye?” While he answerʼt, “I am Jesus, that ye are pursuin!

Romans 14:21

It is a grand thing no to eat flesh, nor to drink wine, nor to do onything whaurin yere brither is gart to stumble, or is snared, or is made feckless.