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Matthew 2:11 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

11 And comin intil the hoose, they saw the wee bairn, and his mither Mary; and loutin doon, worshippʼt him. And openinʼ oot their gear, they offerʼt till him gifts — gowd, and frankincense, and myrrh.

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Matthew 2:11
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Noo the nativitie oʼ Jesus Christ was thisgate: whan his mither Mary was mairryʼt till Joseph, ʼor they cam thegither, she was fund wiʼ bairn oʼ the Holie Spirit.


And whan he was eʼen‐noo speakin to the folk, see! his mither and his brithers stude oot‐by, seekin to speak wiʼ him.


And they iʼ the boat worshippʼt him, saying, “Truly thou art the Son oʼ God!”


And whan they saw the starn, they were blythe wiʼ unco blytheness.


And quoʼ they, “Whaur is he bidin that is caʼd King oʼ the Jews? for iʼ the East we saw his starn, and are come forrit to worship him.”


And they gaed, makin haste, and fund Mary, and Joseph, and the bairn lyin in a manger.


And she too comin in at that time gied thanks to God; and spak oʼ him to aʼ wha war waitin for the deliverin oʼ Jerusalem.


And eke cam Nicodemus (he wha at the first cam to him by nicht), bringin a hantle oʼ myrrh and aloes, throwe‐ither; aboot a hunner‐wecht.


And I loutit doon afore his feet, to do reverence to him. And he says to me, “No sae! for I am a fellow‐servant wiʼ ye, and oʼ yere brethren wha haud the testimonie oʼ Jesus: gie God worship; for the testimonie oʼ Jesus is the heart oʼ the prophecie.”


And as soon as he raxʼt for the buik, the fowr leevin‐anes and the fowr‐and‐twenty Elders fell doon afore the Lamb, haein ilk a harp, and gowden flagons fuʼ oʼ insence, whilk are the prayers oʼ saunts;


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