“Wae for you, Scribes and Pharisees, pretenders! for ye tithe mint, and dill, and cummin; and pit awa the wechtier things oʼ the Law, justice, mercie and faith. Thir ye behoved to do — no leavin the ither undune.
And he said, “It is for you, as weel, ye Writers! for ye burden men wiʼ burdens ill to cairry; and ye, yersels, eʼen wiʼ ae finger, touch‐na the burdens!
For no eʼen they wha hae become circumceesed are their sels observin the Law, but they wad hae ye circumceesed, that they micht boast theirsels in your flesh.
“But to you I say, to the lave in Thyatira, as mony haud‐na this teachin, and ken‐na ‘the deep things oʼ Sautanʼ (as they say), I lay on ye nae ither burden.