1 Peter 3-ൽ നിന്നുള്ള പ്രശസ്ത ബൈബിൾ വചനങ്ങൾ

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“But the Anointit, as Lord, sanctify ye iʼ yere hearts”; aye ready as a defence, wiʼ ilk ane speirin at ye a reason for the hope ye hae in ye: but aye wiʼ meekness, and reverence. Haein a gude conscience; sae that whaur‐in they speak again ye as ill‐doers, they may be putten to shame, wha miscaʼ yere gude mainner oʼ life in Christ.

“For the Lordʼs eʼen are on the richtous anes, and his hearin to their petition; but the Lordʼs face is again them that do ill!”

Whase buskin let it no be aʼ ootward — the braidin oʼ hair, and wearin oʼ gowd, and dinkin‐oot in braws: But, the inner man oʼ the heart, iʼ the fadeless pitten‐on oʼ a meek and lown spirit, whilk is afore Godʼs face oʼ unco price.

“For ye that wad loʼe life, and see gude days, let him gar his tongue cease frae ill, and his lips that they speak‐na guile. “But lat him turn awa frae the ill, and do the gude; let him seek peace and follow it.

To sum up: be ye oʼ ae mind, sympathizin thegether, lovin the brethren, tender‐heartit, lowly‐mindit; No giean ill for ill, nor returnin miscaʼn for miscaʼin; but on the contrar giean blessin; for to this ye war bidden, that ye soud inherit a blessin.

And wha is he that can bring ye skaith, gin ye be fuʼ oʼ zeal for what is gude?

“But lat him turn awa frae the ill, and do the gude; let him seek peace and follow it.

For nobler is it (gin it please the wull oʼ God sae) as weel‐doers to be sufferin, than as ill‐doers.