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

VRRNAIDHTHE
mandaibh, agas agar gcorpaibh, mar is
fearr atà afhios aga chumhachtaibh
Diadhafan gach ni dha rigmaoid do
leas no mar is aithnidh dar nainbfeas
fein natiodhluicthe fm diarraidh air,
na tioghlaithe maithese agas gach tioghlucadh
eile imchubhaidh iniarrata,
iarrmaoid anaim a Mhic ionmhuin lo-
fa Criofd agradha na mbriatharfa, Arnathairne
ata ar neamh.
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1ÌVRRNVIDHTHE INragha
gach vair bhus ail leat.
ADHE
vile chumhachtaigh, agas
a Athair neamhda, tuigmaoid inar
gcoinfianfaibh, agas atamuid aga adm-
hail, inar nindtindibh : marta fo lids fi-
rindeach, nach fin find fe'in, ar fiiile do
thogbhail re flaitheamhnus De : agas
nach fin find teachth atfiadhnuifefe,
no an mhèidfin do dhanacht do dhe
namh, abhreathnughadh no afinuain-
tiugadh,
and body, as his Divine power knows we require better than our
ignorance knows how to ask the gifts of him. These good gifts
and eveiy other suitable gift asked, we ask in the name of his
beloved Son Jesus Christ saying these words, Our Father who art
in heaven.
This Prayer following, is used to be said after the STmon, on the day which
is appointed for commune Prayer : and it is very propre for our state and time,
to move us to true repentance, and to turne backe God's sharpe roddes which
yet threaten us.
Another Prayer.
God Almightie and heavenlie Father, we acknowledge in
our consciences, and confesse, as the trueth is, that we
are not worthie to lift up our eyes unto heaven, muche
lese mete to come into thy presence, and to be bolde to thinke
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