ខគម្ពីរពេញនិយមពី Romans 4

ចែក​រំលែក

But lookin on the promise oʼ God, he becam strang in faith, and switherʼt‐na wiʼ unbelief, giean glorie to God; And siccar iʼ the belief that what he had promised he was strang to perform

(Eʼen as it is putten doon, “The great heid oʼ mony nations hae I made thee,”) afore God wham he believed: eʼen him wha raises the deid, and caʼs things that are‐na eʼen as gin they war

Wha was deliverʼt up for oor sins, and was raised again for oor justifyin.

Wha, whan hope was gane, on hope held fast, that he micht become faither oʼ mony nations; eʼen as it was spoken, “Sae sal be thy seed!”

Sae it is oʼ faith, that it may be by favor, in order that the promise may be siccar till aʼ the seed: no to that oʼ the law only, but eke to that oʼ the Abrʼam‐faith, wha is the great heid oʼ us aʼ

“Happy they whase ill‐deedinesses are forgiʼen, and whase sins are happit ower! “Happy is the man whase sin the Lord disna haud again him!”

For what is putten doon iʼ the buik? “Abrʼam lippened God; and it was set doon as richtousness.”