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

VRRNAIDHTHE
raid naomhta, agas led tintind Dhi-
adha, agas en bhraon amhain dod ghra
faibh do dhortadh oraind. londas go
bfedam feafamh, agas cothughadh fe-
arrdha fior laidir do dhenamh, anadh-
aidh gach vile bhuaidheartha, agas
bhorb throda, agas cothughadh daingean
do dhenamh, fa chath Sbioratal-
ta, no go gcofnam fein vachtaranacht
an chathafin duin fa dheoidh : agas na
dhiadh fin, fubhachus fior bhuan do
dhenamh, ad Rioghacht ro bhuainfe,
abfochair, agas a bfarradh, ar Riogh &
ar ro Thigheama, agas ar gcind fheadh
na fhior laidir, agas ar Ngiubhearnoir
lofa Criofd ar Dtighearna : da dtiubh
ram gloir, agas moladh, agas onoir a-
nois, agas tre bhioth fior.
^ BIODH AMHLUIDH
VRRNAIDHTHE BHEG
tareis an Tfailm roimh Tfermoin.
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and to arme us with thy grace, that thereby we may be able
constantly to withstand all tentations, and to persevere in this
spiritual battel against sinne, until suche time as we shal obteine
the ful victorie, and so at length may triumphantly rejoyce in thy
Kingdome, with our captaine and govemour Jesus Christ our
Lord,
A Short Prayer*
afler the Psalm before the sermon.
" There is no prayer to correspond with this in English.