Matthew 20:5 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁵ “And again he gaed oot aboot twalʼ, and thrie oʼclock, and did the same.

Matthew 20:5 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 20:4

“And quoʼ he to them, ‘Gang ye as weel intil the vine‐yaird, and whateʼer is richt, ye sal hae!’ And they gaed their ways.

Matthew 20:6

“And at fyve he gaed oot, and faund mair staunin; and, quoʼ he, ‘Hoo isʼt ye staun here, idle aʼ the day?’

Matthew 27:45

Noo, frae the ʼoor oʼ twalʼ, thar was black mirk ower aʼ the kintra, to the ʼoor oʼ thrie.

John 1:39

Quoʼ he, “Come ye and see!” They cam, and saw whaur he dwalt, and bade wiʼ him the lave oʼ that day; for it was nar haunʼ fowr oʼclock.

John 11:9

Jesus answerʼt, “Are thar no twalʼ oors to a day? Gin ony man gang iʼ the day, he stoiters‐na, for that he sees the licht oʼ this warld.

John 4:6

And Jaucobʼs waal was thar‐at. And Jesus, forfouchten wiʼ the way, cuist his sel doon on the waal: and it was aboot the denner‐time.

Acts 10:3

He saw in plain vision, about thrie oʼclock iʼ the day, an Angel oʼ God comin in to him, and sayin to him, “Cornelius!”

Acts 10:9

Noo, on the morn, as they gaed on their way, and cam nar to the citie, Peter gaed up to the hoose‐tap to pray, aboot the denner‐time.

Acts 3:1

Noo Peter and John war gaun into the Temple for the ʼoor oʼ prayer: thrie oʼclock.