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What language does Satan speak in the Scots translation of the New Testament?

The Bible has not yet been translated into Scots. However, there is a translation of the New Testament by William Lorimer. It is notable for the fact that Satan's speech is rendered in plain English.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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