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

VRRNAIDHTHE.
do chum na haon chrichefe, agas anen
adhbhair, do thabhairt na gcaorach
mbocht do chuaidh ar feachran on
tred, aranais ari's, do chum an Tighear-
na lofa, ata na mhor bhuachaill, agas
na cheand os ciond gach eafbuig, iondas
go bfedaid ò aimfir go haimfir, bhe
ith ag medughadh abfirentachta, agas
anaomhdiachta, agas don taoibh oile,
go mo toil leat, gach vile Eagluis do
chaomhna, agas choimhed, ò chundtabhartaibh
na mac dtire marbhthach
fandtach, bhios ag iarraidh atarbha
anadhaidh do reachta, agas nach iar-
rand medughadh do ghloirife amhain,
no dion no faoradh do threda. Tuilleadh
vile fos, atamaid ag denamh ar
nguidhe riotfa a Thighearna, a Dhe, &
a Athair is truime toirbheartas, ar fon
gach vile dhuine go geineralta, mar is
ail leat athuigfm, agas a aithniughadh
gurab tii fe'in is llanuightheoir don tfa-
oghal go huilidhe, do rear an cheand-
aigh do rinde do Mhac ionmhuin lofa
Criofd, mar do fhoiris an drong do bhi
unto this end, that the poore shepe which be gone astray out of
the flocke, may be soght out, and broght againe unto the Lord
Jesus, who is the chief Shepherd and head of all Bishops, to the
intent they may from day to day grow and increase in him unto all
righteousnesse and holines : And, on the other part, that it would
please thee to deliver all the Churches from the daunger of ravening
wolves, and from hirelings, who seke their owne ambicion and
profit, and not the setting foorth of thy glorie onely, and the safegarde
of thy flocke.
Moreover, we make our prayers unto thee, O Lord God,
moste merciful Father, for all men in general, that as thou
wilt be knowen to be the Saviour of all the worlde by
the redempcion purchased by thine onely Sonne Jesus Christ