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

BHAISTIDH
ilmaoid daingean andeagh chreideamh,
fa naimfir ina bfuilmaoid, no a
ndeachamar ar feachran ò Dhia do
bhridh neimh chreidimh, agas dhroch
bheathadh neamhghloine, & màtaid
ar gcoinfianfa aga nagra fin oraind, is
vrafa dhuinne ara tfon fin, bheith go
maith do reir ghealladh ghradaidh ar
Nathar dhui'nn, neoch ata agairm gach
aonduine maille re haithrighe, do
chum athrocaire, agas go bfedmaoid 6
fo amach gluafacht agas ceimniughhadh
ni bhus furachra, do reir ar ninmhe.
Tuillead eile fds, is vrafa dha-
oibhfe a aithreacha, agas a mhaithrea-
cha, folas mor agas fubhachas do gha-
bhail chugaibh, ag faicfin bhur gclo-
inde aga ngabhail anucht an choimht-
hinoil Chriofdaidhe, da chur agceill
daoibhfe', go bfuilti fe'in gach enia
agtogbhail, & ag beathughadh na clo
inde ata fa ghrafaibh, agas fa throcaire
Dhe, neoch aga bfuil a vidh, agas a
aire, do ghnath le freafdal Aithreamh-
ail ar angcloind fm, & ifbeite dhaoibh
whether we stand fast in the faithe of God's elect, or contrariwise
have strayed from him through incredulitie and ungodly lyvinge
wherof if our consciences do accuse us, yet by hearing the loving
promises of our heavenly Father, (who calleth all men to mercie
by repentance, ) we may from hensforthe walke more warely in our
vocation.
Moreover, ye that be fathers and mothers may take hereby moste
singular comfort, to se your children thus receyved in to the
bosome of Christes congregation, wherby you are daily admonished
that ye norishe and bring up the children of God's favor and
mercye, over whom his fatherly providence watcheth continually.
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