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

B H A I S T I D H.
omhaidh fe thufa do bheith ataon Dia
fhirindeach, agas an te do chuireis chu
gaind dar flanughadh lofa Criofd, agas
feirbhis do dhenamh mar fin do go di'
ongmhalta, agas bheith tarbhach don
pobal, no don choimhthionol do, ar
feadh abheathadh, agas abhuan tfaog-
hail go himlan, iondas tareis a chuid
don bheathafa do chaitheamh dho, go
mbearar e mar bhallbeodha don chorp
fm, dfaghail tfubhachais agas tfolais,
abflaitheamhnus, mar abfuil do Mac-
fa lofa Criofd, na Rioghacht, agas
na ro fhlaitheamhnus, agas mar a mbi-
aidh tre bhioth fior, is na ainm atamuid
gud ghuidhe mar do theagaifg
fe fein duind, mar adubhairt ar Na-
thairne ata ar neamh.
% Tareis na guidhe fm fiarfuidheadh an Minifdir ainm
an leinimh agas anuair do ghebha fe fios a anma labh
radh mar fo fiOs
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thee only true God, and whome thovv hast sent Jesus Christ, and
so serve him, and be profitLible unto his churche in the whole
course of his life ; that after this life be ended, he may be broght
as a lyvely member of his body unto the full fruition of thy joyes in
the heavens, where thy Sonne our Christ raigneth, world wythout
end. In whose name we pray as he hathe taught us :
Our Father, &c.
When they have prayed in this sort, the Minister requireth the child's name,
which knowen, he saith :