Matthew 6:7 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁷ “And in yere prayin, rhyme‐na things ower and ower, incontinent, like the heathen‐folk: for they trow gin that they speak eneuch, they sal be heard.

Matthew 6:7 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 18:17

“And gin aiblins he winna hear them, tell it to the kirk; and gin he winna hear the kirk, than lat him be to ye as a fremʼd ane, or ane oʼ the tax‐men.

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 26:42

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 26:44

And he left them again, and gaed awa, and prayed a third time, sayin the same words.

Matthew 6:32

“For oʼ aʼ thae things div the Nations seek eftir; but yere Heevenlie Faither kens weel that ye need aʼ thae things.

Acts 19:34

But whan they cam to ken he was a Jew, wiʼ ae voice they aʼ cryʼt oot, for the lenth oʼ twa ʼoors, “Michty is Diana oʼ the Ephesians!”