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Luke 12:40
New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)
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“And ye too, be winnin ready! for in an ʼoor yeʼre no thinkin oʼ, the Son oʼ Man comes.”
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Luke 12:31
“But be ye seekin his Kingdom; and thir things sal be gien ower and aboon to ye.
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Luke 12:15
And he said to them aʼ, “Tak tent, and keep yersels frae being sellie; for a manʼs life disna bide in his haddin or his gear.”
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Luke 12:34
“For yer heart will be whaur yere best gear is!
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Luke 12:25
“And wha amang ye, though he be eʼer sae fain, coud add to his measur ae span?
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Luke 12:22
And he says to his disciples, “Be na putten‐to anent yere life — what ye may eat? nor yet for the body, what ye may be buskit wiʼ.
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Luke 12:7
“But the vera hairs oʼ yere heid are aʼ coontit. Be‐na fearʼt; ye are better than a hantle oʼ sparrows!
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Luke 12:32
“Be‐na fearʼt, ye wee hirsel, mickle lovʼd! for weel‐pleased was yere Faither to gift ye the Kingdom.
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Luke 12:24
“Think oʼ the craws — that they neither saw nor shear: for whilk thar is naither girnal nor barn — and God feeds them! Are ye no a hantle better nor the fowls?
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Luke 12:29
“And be‐na ye aye seekin eftir what ye are to eat, and what ye are to drink; naither staun in a swither.
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Luke 12:28
“Noo, gin the foggage (whilk grows the day iʼ the park, and is cuisten intil the oven the morn), God sae brawlie busks, hoo mickle mair you, ye oʼ smaʼ faith?
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Luke 12:2
“But naething is happit ower, that sanna be uncoverʼt — and hid awa, that sanna be brocht oot.
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