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

DO SMACHTVGHADH
oile and, an tflatfa na neafbul, ris arai
tear, ceartughadh no curfadh do ghabhail
chuca. Oir afi fin flat is mo, &
is truime bheanas ris an Minifdreacht
Sbioratalta. Vime fin ata ama ordu-
ghadh, gan en ni do dhenamh fanadh
bhurfin. Acht maille re comhairle, &
re toil na Heagluife go huilidhe, agas
fos dlighid oirchill mhaith, & aire do
thabhairt, nach vllmha do bheidis do
chum dhaoine do chur on gcoimhthionol,
no dha ngabhail a ris agcomh
aonta, agas agcumand na Heagluife,
mar atàid na daoine ina mothochadaois
vllmhacht aithrighe, agas fos gan
agcur Ò eifleacht na Searmona, ge
dho bheiddis abfegmhuis chuidighe
na Sacramuinteadh, agas ghnathuighe
oile na Heagluife, do thabhairt tfaoir-
fe, agas tfligheadh do chum aithrighe
dhoibh. Agas fa dheoidh gach fma-
chtughadh, gach ceartughadh, gach
teagafg, gach achmhafan, gach diogh-
altas, agas gach curfadh da ndentar fa
Neagluis, gan andul ni is faide, no
gan
they must procede to the Apostolicall rodd and correction as unto
Excommunication, (which is the greatest and last ponishement
belonginge to the spirituall Ministerie) ; it is ordeyned, that
nothinge be attempted in that behalf with out the determination of
the whole Churche : \\-herein also they must be ware and take good
heede, that they seme not more readie to expel! frome the Congregation
then to receyve againe those in whome they perceyve
worthie frates of repentance to appeare. Neither yet to forbyd
hym the hearinge of sermons, which is excluded frome the
sacraments, and other duties of the Churche, that he may have
libertie and occasion to repent. Finally, that all ponishementes,
corrections,
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censures, and admonitions, stretche no farther