The Book of Common Order, commonly called John Knox's Liturgy

V R R N A 1 D H T H E.
gach vile bhall agar niondfuidhe, agas
go hairidhe anadhaidh chuthaidh vr-
choididh, agas ainmeine iomarcaidhe
na deilbhe fallfa romhanaighe ata na
namhaid do Dhia agas do chriofd.
Tuilleadh eile fos, an mheid agas go
bfuilmaoid arar dteagafg le teafbul na-
omhtha, ar nitche, agas ar nurrnuidhe
do dhenamh ar fon gach vile dhuine
nifhuilmaoid ag denamh ar nia.rratais
no ar nguidhe, arar fon fein amhain, an
mheid atamaoid do lathair and fo, acht
martamaoid aga denamh ar fon cha-
ich go coitcheand. Acht mar angcedna
atamaoid gutaflach, agas gutead-
arghuidhe, fana daoinibh ata anainb-
fios, agas anaineolas na tirinde fos, diompodh
on gceangal, & on gcuibhreach
thruagh tfeachranach dhoille ina
bfuilid : go nglantuigfin tfirinde neamhdhafa
dhoibh, iondas go bfedfam
vile le' haon aigneadh, agas le' haon ind
tind, onoir agas vmlacht do thabh-
airt duitfe amhain, a aon Dia, agas a
aon flanuightheoir, agas go madh eidir
leis
which do every where pursue us; but chiefely againste the wicked
rage and furious uproares of that Romyshe idoll, enemie to thy
Christe.
Fordermore, forasmoche as by thy holy Apostle we be tauglit
to make our prayers and supplications for all men, we praye
not onely for our selves here present, but beseche thee also, to
reduce all such as be yet ignorant, from the miserable captivitie of
blindnes and error, to the pure understandinge and knowlage of
thy heavenly trueth, that we all, with one consent and unitie
of myndes, may wourshippe thee our onely God and Saviour.