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Matthew 7:11 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

11 “Gin ye, than, bein sinfuʼ, ken hoo to be aye gien gude things till yere ain bairns, hoo muckle mair sal yere Faither wha is Aboon gie gude things to thae that ask oʼ him!

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Matthew 7:11
35 Iomraidhean Croise  

“And caʼ nae man ‘Faither,’ on the yirth; for Ane is yere Faither — the Heevenlie.


“Or, gin he asks a fish, wull he gie him a viper?


“For God sae loved the warld as to gie his Son, the Only‐Begotten Ane, that ilka ane wha lippens till him sudna dee, but hae Life for aye.


Noo we ken that whatsoeʼer the Law says, it says it to thae that are aneath the Law; sae that ilka mouʼ may be stoppit, and the hail warld may come aneath the judgments oʼ God.


Weel, what than? Are we beildin oorsels? No the least! for we hae already chairged baith Jews and Greeks oʼ bein aneath sin;


He wha hained‐na his ain Son, but gied him up for us aʼ, sal he no wiʼ the gift oʼ him, gie us aʼ things in his lovin favor?


But the Scriptur steekit up aʼ things as aneath sin, that the promise by faith in Jesus Christ soud be gien to thae that hae faith.


Ilka gude grant, and ilka perfetit gift is frae Aboon, comin doon frae the Faither oʼ lichts; wiʼ wham is nae unsiccarness, nor shadow oʼ gaun back.


Look, whatna love the Faither has bestown on us, that we soud be caʼd “Godʼs Bairns”; and we are! And that the warld kens‐us‐na; for it kent‐him‐na!


In this is love — no that we loʼed God, but that he loʼed us, and sent oot his Son, a coverin‐ower for oor sins.


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