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

C O AI H F H V R T A C H T '
teifeirghe do chumailt ris an truagh
eafflanfa, atà ingàbhadh ghuafachta-
ch, agas a chrith, agas a eagla, do chur
dhe, agas meanma, agas meifneach do
tahbhairt do ina dhoghraing, agas ina
dhocomhal, agas mar atd. gach en ni
a Athair neamhdha folks duitfe, agas
gurab aithnidh dhuid fein gach en ni,
arabfuil afheidhm no afhurtacht do
fhreafdal do, do reir do dheagh thoile
Diadha fein. Goma toil leatfa a Thighearna,
achoimhlionadh, agas a chomh
fhurtacht le'd ghafaibh, mar is fearr do
cifidhear dod chumhachtaibh Diadha
fein. Gabh chugad a Thighearaa ad
dhidean è. Oi'r is chugadfa amhain
atà athriall, agas atflighe, agas daing-
nidh è, a taitheantuibh, agas ad ghe-
alladh, agas maith dhò a peacuidh dhi
amhra, agas fhollafa, ler bhrofnaidh fe
tfeargfa, agas do bhorb bhreitheamh
nus, go dur drochnihein na adhaidh
fein, & ge dho thuilleamar vile bàs, &
damnadh do reir chora no cheirt bhre
itheamhnuis, deonuigh dhd an bhea-
tha
to this thy poore creature in such extremitie, taking from him all
trembling and dreadful feare, and to give him a stoute courage in
the middes of all his present adversiteis.
And forasmuche as all things, O heavenly Father, be knowen
unto thee, and thou canst, according to thy good pleasure, minister
unto him all suche things as shal be necessarie and expedient ; let
it_ please thee, O Lord, so to satisfie him by thy grace, as may seme
most mete unto thy Divine Majestic.
Receive him, Lord, into thy protection, for he hath his recourse
and make him constant and firme in thy
and accesse to thee alone ;
commandements and promises : and also pardon all his sinnes, both
secret and those which are manifest ; by the which he hath moste
grievously provoked thy wrath and severe judgements against him ; so
as in place of death (the which both heand all wehavejustlymerited),