Psalms 22:27-28

Psalms 22:27-28 SCOWAD

A’ neuks o’ the yirth sal hae min’, an’ sal turn their gate till the LORD; ilk kin o’ the folk sal lout afore thee. For the kingryk ’s the LORD’S; an’ maister is he ’mang the natiouns.

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Psalms 22:27-28 - A’ neuks o’ the yirth sal hae min’, an’ sal turn their gate till the LORD; ilk kin o’ the folk sal lout afore thee.
For the kingryk ’s the LORD’S; an’ maister is he ’mang the natiouns.

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