Matthew 3:7 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁷ But whan he saw a hantle oʼ the Pharisees and Sadducees come till his bapteezin, quoʼ he to them, “Eh, ye venomous race! Wha has gien ye warninʼ to flee frae comin wrath?

Matthew 3:7 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 12:24

But whan the Pharisees heard that, quoʼ they, “This ane casts‐na oot demons but throwe Beelzebul, the prince oʼ the demons!”

Matthew 12:34

“Ye spawn oʼ vipers! hoo are ye, bein ill, to speak gude things? for oʼ the overcome oʼ the heart the mouʼ wull speak.

Matthew 15:12

Than cam his disciples, and quoʼ they, “Kennʼst thou the Pharisees war ill‐pleased, whan they heard yon sayin?”

Matthew 16:1

And the Pharisees and the Sadducees cam, and in a twafauld way speirʼt at him, “Gin he wadna schaw them a token frae Heeven?”

Matthew 16:6

And Jesus said to them, “Tak tent, and troke ye‐na wiʼ the barm oʼ the Pharisees and Sadducees!”

Matthew 22:15

Then gaed the Pharisees, and counsellʼt thegither hoo they micht fank him in his talk.

Matthew 22:23

That vera day cam till him the Sadducees, wha say thar is nae Risin‐again, and they speirʼt at him:—

Matthew 22:34

But the Pharisees, whan they heard he had putten the Sadducees to silence, forgatherʼt;

Matthew 23:33

“Serpents! offspring oʼ vipers! hoo are ye to escape the judgment oʼ hell?

Matthew 5:20

“For I say till ye, Gin yere gudeness gang‐na yont the Scribes and Pharisees, neʼer sal ye win intil the kingdom oʼ Heeven!

Mark 12:13

And they send to him oʼ the Pharisees, and they oʼ Herod, that they micht snare him in his talk.

Mark 12:18

And thar cam to him the Sadducees, wha say, “Risin‐again thar is nane;” and they speirʼt at him, sayin,

Mark 8:15

And he warned them, “Tak tent, beware oʼ the barm oʼ the Pharisees, and the barm oʼ Herod!

Luke 16:14

Noo the Pharisees, wha war lovers oʼ gear, hearin thir things, geckʼt at him.

Luke 18:11

“The Pharisee, takin his staun, prayed sae by his sel — ‘Lord! I thank thee I am‐na like the lave oʼ men, extortioners, ill‐deedie anes, adulterers — or eʼen as this tax‐man!

Luke 7:30

But the Pharisees and the Writers pat aside the coonsel oʼ God again their sels, no bein bapteezʼt oʼ him.

John 1:24

And the men that war sent war Pharisees.

John 8:44

“Ye are oʼ yere faither the deevil; and his wull dae ye. A murderer was he frae the first, and bade‐na iʼ the truth. And whan he speaks a lee, he speaks oʼ his ain; for he is a leear, and the faither oʼ aʼ leears.

John 9:40

And thae oʼ the Pharisees that war wiʼ him heard thir words, and quoʼ they to him, “Are we blinʼ, as weel?”

Acts 15:5

But thar stude forrit some oʼ the sect oʼ the Pharisees, wha believed, threepin: “It is necessar to circumceese them, and chairge them to keep Mosesʼ law!”

Acts 20:31

“Sae tak ye gude tent; mindin, that for thrie year, by nicht and day, I gied mysel nae rest, admonishin ilka ane, wiʼ tears.

Acts 26:5

“Inasmuckle as they war takin tent to me frae the first — gin aiblins they war able to testify — that, accordin to the straitest sect oʼ oor religion, I leeved a Pharisee.

Acts 5:17

Than raise up the Heigh‐priest, and aʼ they that war wiʼ him (they oʼ the sect of the Sadducees), and war fuʼ oʼ anger,

Romans 1:18

For Godʼs wrath is made kent frae Heeven, again aʼ ungodliness and wickedness oʼ men, wha in wickedness haud the truth under:

Romans 5:9

Muckle mair, than, bein noo coontit richtous throwe his blude, we sal be savʼt frae the wrath throwe him.

1 Thessalonians 1:10

And to look for his Son frae Heeven, wham he raised frae amang the deid, eʼen Jesus, wha saves us frae the wrath thatʼs comin.

Hebrews 11:7

Throwe faith Noah, being tellʼt oʼ things as yet no seen, wrocht‐on by godly fear, made ready an ark to the savin oʼ his hoosehauld; throwe whilk he condemned the warld, and becam heir oʼ the righteousness oʼ faith.

Hebrews 6:18

For by twa unchangeable things, in whilk it wasna possible for God to be fause, a stieve consolation we soud hae, wha fled to grip the hope set afore us;

1 John 3:10

In siclike is made kent the bairns oʼ God, and the bairns oʼ Sautan. Nae ane that disna do richtousness is oʼ God, naither he that loeʼs‐na his brither.