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

DON POSAD H.
nditheall, fa bhur mbeathaidh do chai
theamh, go glan aontadhach abfochair
achèile, an gràdh Diadha, a fith Chri-
ofdaidhe, an deagheifimlair, afaor chu-
ngbhail tfnadhma an chaibhneafa gan
bhrifeadh, agas a coimhed fhirinde
gach aoin agaibh daroile, mar theagu-
ifgeas briathra De dhaoibh.
1[ Nadhiaidh fin furaileadh an miniftir ar Dhia
iad ag radha ma mbriathar fo fids, no agcofmhulacht
eile.
Did. an Tighearna da bhur mbeandachadh,
agas di bhur naomhadh. Dià
an Tighearna do dhortadh tfaibhris
aghras oraibh, do dhenamh a thoile,
agas do chaitheamh bhur naimfire abfochair
achèile, i ngràdh naomhtha
godeireadh bhur mbeaahadh.
ITBIODH AMHLVIDH
IT And fin abarthar an .128. pfalmdarabainm is beandaidhe
an mhuintear ar a mbi eagla an Tighearna,
no a chofmulas eile do chantaireacht.
^(t*)^ f FIOS-
holie lyfe together, in godlie love, in Christian peace, and good
example ; ever holdinge faste the band of charitie withowte any
breache, kepinge faithe and trueth th'one to the other, even as
Codes Woorde dothe appoynte.
Then the Minister commendeth theym to God, in this or suche like sorte :
The Lorde sanctifie and blesse you ; the Lorde powre the riches of
his grace uppon you, that ye may please hym, and lyve together in
holy love to youre lyves end. So be it.
Then is songe the 128 Psalme, 'Blessed are they that feare the Lorde,' &c., or
some other, appertaynyng to the same purpose.
154