28 “Whut dae ye thïnk aboot thïs? Thair wus a man that haed twa sinns. He gaed tae tha furst yin an saed, ‘Sinn, aff ye gang an wark theday ïn tha vineyaird.’
“He daes shairlie,” he saed. Noo whaniver Petèr cum ïntae tha hoose, Jesus wus tha furst tae spake oot. “Whut dae ye thïnk, Simon?” he axt hïm. “Wha dae tha kïngs o tha irth collect thair dues an texes frae - frae thair ain fowk or frae ithers?”
Lïsten tae anither parable. Thair wus thïs lanlaird that plantit a vineyaird. He fenced ït aa roon, he dug a winepress ïn ït an bigged a luk-oot tooer. Then he set tha vineyaird tae a wheen o tenant-fairmers tae rin, an gan awa on a thrip tae anither kintrie.
Fer tha cumin o tha Sinn o Man ïs laik a man gaun tae a faur-awa lan, that haes left hïs hoose ïn tha chairge o hïs sarvints. He gien thaim aa thair ain wark tae dae, an he toul tha dureman tae be on tha luk-oot fer hïm cumin bak.
Or whut aboot tha echteen that deed ïn Siloam whaniver tha tooer cum doon on tap o thaim? Dae ye jalouse that thair wrangdaeins wus waur ner aa tha ither yins ïn Jerusalem?