Matthew 8:3 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

³ And Jesus pat oot his haun, and touched him, sayin, “I wull, be ye clean!” And at aince his leprosie was healed.

Matthew 8:3 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 12:13

Than said he to the man, “Rax oot yere haun!” And he raxʼt it oot; and it was restorʼt, hale and weel, like the ither.

Mark 1:41

And, touchʼt wiʼ rewth, he raxʼt oot his haun, and touchʼt him, and quoʼ he, “I wull; be ye clean!”

Mark 4:39

And he roused up, and challenged the winʼ; and said to the Loch, “Peace! Be quate!” And the winʼ gaed doon, and aʼ was lown.

Mark 5:41

And takin the haun oʼ the wean, he says till her, “Talitha cumi!” that is, “Lassie, wauken!”

Mark 7:34

And lookin up to heeven, he gied a sigh, and said, “Ephphatha!” that is, “Be thou unbarred!”

Mark 9:25

But Jesus, seein that mony folk war comin, rinnin thegither, challenged the foul spirit, sayin tillʼt, “Ye dumb and deif spirit! I command ye, come oot oʼ him; and come nae mair intil him!”

Luke 4:27

“And thar war mony lepers in Israʼl, iʼ the time oʼ Elisha the prophet; and no ane oʼ them was made clean but Naaman the Syrian.”

Luke 5:13

And he raxʼt oot his haun, sayin, “I wull! Be clean!” And at ance the leprosie gaed frae him.

Luke 7:14

And gaun forrit, he touched the bier; and the bearers stude still; and he said, “Laddie! I say to thee, Rise!”

John 11:43

And whan he had sae said, he cryʼt wiʼ a soondin voice, “Lazarus! hither! Come!”

John 15:24

“Gin I hadna dune iʼ their mids sic warks as nae ither man eʼer did, this sin hadna been theirʼs; but noo hae they baith seen and ill‐wulled me and my Faither.

John 5:21

“For eʼen as the Faither feshes up the deid, and gies life to them, sae sal the Son gie life to wham he wull.