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

V R R N A I T) H T H I ',.
idh. A Thigheania go niadh gnJth
(Ihidean duinn, do Idmh chumhach-
tachfa, & do fgUlth diona ar ar fgàth,
agas gomadh flanughadh dui'iin do
throcaire, agas do chaibhneas an lofa
Criofd, do Mhac carrthanach, agas
gomadh Ian teagafg dhiiinn do bhriathra
naomhthafa, agas go madli comhtfolas,
agas comhfhurtacht diiinn, do
ghràfafa, agas do Sbiorad naomhtha,
go deireadh agas andeireadh ar mbeathadh
go hiraldn. Biodh Amhluidh.
tVRRNAIDHE IS COIR
do leanamh do radha, gach vair
rachas fe agceand foghluma, ar na
tarraing as an .119. Pfalm.
U Cred an ni anullmhuidheand antogdn
a tflighe Ì na riaghladh fein do
rt^ir do bhriatharfa, fofgail mo tfii-
ile, agas do gheibliim tuigfe iong-
antach do ladhafa, tabhair tuigfe
dhamh, agas coimheda me do ladh,
Coimhedfa me è le mo chroidhe
N. 2.
Let thy mightie hand and outstretched arme, O Lord, be stil
our defence : thy niercie and loving kyndnes in Jesus Christ thy
deare Sonne, our salvation : thy true and holie word our instruction
: thy grace and Holie Sprite, our comfort and consolation
unto the end, and in the end. So be it.
O Lord, increase our faith.
A Prayer to be said of the Childe, bekore he studie
HIS Lesson.
Out of the 119. Psalme.—Wherein shal the Child addresse his
way ? in guiding himselfe according to thy worde. Open myne
eyes, and I shal knowe the merv'eiles of thy Law. Give nie
understanding,
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and I shal kepe thy Law, vea '
I shal
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kepe it