Matthew 26:42 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁴² Again a second time he gaed aff, and prayed, sayin, “O my Faither! gin this canna gang by me unless I drink it, Thy wull be dune!”

Matthew 26:42 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 20:22

But Jesus answerʼt and said, “Ye kenna what ye seek! Are ye fit to drink oʼ the cup I am to drink oʼ?” They say till him, “We are fit!”

Matthew 26:39

And he gaed on a wee bit yont, and fell on his face, and prayed, sayin, “O my Faither! gin it be possible, lat this cup pass by me! yet, no as I wull, but as Thou wult!”

Matthew 26:43

And, comin again, he faund them sleepin; for their een had wan heavisome.

Matthew 6:10

“ ‘Lat thy reign begin! Lat thy wull be dune, on the Yirth as in Heeven!

Mark 14:36

And he was cryin, “Abba, Faither! Aʼ things are possible to thee! Tak awa this cup frae me! But, it isna what I will, but what Thou wills!”

Luke 22:42

And said, “Faither! gif thou be willin, pit this cup frae me! Yet, no my wull, but thine be dune!”

John 6:38

“For I hae come doon frae Heeven, no to do the wull oʼ my ain, but the wull oʼ him that sent me.

Hebrews 4:15

For we haena a Heigh‐Priest that hasna a brither‐feelin wiʼ oor weaknesses; but ane wha was tempit in aʼ the likeness oʼ oorsels, yet wantin sin.