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Matthew 4:10 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

10 Than quoʼ Jesus till him, “Awa, Sautan! for it is putten‐doon, ‘The Lord yere God sal ye worship; and him alane sal ye serʼ!’ ”

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Matthew 4:10
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But he turned him aboot, and quoʼ he to Peter, “Ahint me, Sautan! ye are but a snare to me! for ye seek‐na the things oʼ God, but the things oʼ men!”


And he was iʼ the muirlands forty days, tempit oʼ Sautan; and he was wiʼ the wild beasts; and the Angels waitit on him.


And he said to them, “I was lookin at Sautin, as like a fire‐flaucht he fell frae Heeven!


“And gif Sautan is set up again his sel, hoo may his kingdom staun? for that ye are aʼ sayin that I, in Beelzebul, cast oot demons.


“And soudna this wumman — she a dochter oʼ Abraʼm, bund oʼ Sautan thir auchteen year — be lowsed frae this fetter on the Sabbath‐day?”


And Sautan enterʼt into Judas, the ane caʼd “Iscariot,” bein ane oʼ the Twalʼ.


And the Lord says, “Simon! Simon! lo, Sautan seeks ye, to riddle ye as wheat!


And makin answer to him, Jesus says, “It is putten‐doon, ‘Ye sal worship the Lord yere God, and to him alane sal ye do service!”


And eftir the morsel, Sautan cam intil his heart. Than Jesus says to him, “Whateʼer ye dae, haste wiʼt.”


“ ‘To unsteek their een, that they may turn them aboot frae the mirk intil the licht, and frae Sautanʼs rule to God; that they may hae their sins forgiʼen, and hae their lot amang them wha are sanctifyʼt by faith in me.’


And Peter said, “Ananias! Whaurfor has Sautan fillʼt yer heart, to play fause to the Holie Spirit, and to keep hidlins some oʼ the siller frae the grund?


That ye gie ower siccan a ane to Sautan, for the destroyin oʼ the flesh, that the spirit may be savʼt iʼ the day oʼ the Lord Jesus.


Defraud‐ye‐na ane the ither, unless aiblins it may be for a wee, by consent, that ye may hae mair time for prayer: and forgather again, lest Sautin tempt ye wiʼ incontinence.


And nae ferlie, for Sautan his sel is cheengin his sel intil an Angel oʼ licht.


And whaur‐for, least by the unco greatness oʼ the revelation I soud be ower muckle upliftit, thar was giʼen to me a stog iʼ the flesh, a messenger oʼ Sautan that he micht baff me.


Sae as we be‐na oot‐matched wiʼ Sautan; for we are‐na ignorant oʼ his deceits.


Pit yersels, than, aneath God; but staun up again Sautan, and he wull flee frae ye.


Wham resist ye, siccar iʼ the faith! kennin that like sufferins are brocht to pass wiʼ yere brethren that are iʼ the warld.


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