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

V R R N A I D H T H E.
radha Arnathairne ata ar neamh, «.^c.
IF Pfalm. 25.
IF Foillfeochaidh an Tighearna a
tfeicred fein, dona daoinibh arambi
a eagla, agas do bfera fe,
eolas a chaibhneafa fein doibh.
1[ VRRNAIDHE IN RAdha
fol thindfgnas neach a obair.
AThighearna, agas a Dhe, agas a
Athair is mo trocaire, & a Tflan-
uighthoir, odo dheonaidh lu aithne
do thabhairt diiinn, obair do dhenamh,
dfurtacht ar nuireafbhadha, &
ar bfeadhma, atamaoid ageadarghuidhe
do ghras, ar nobair do bheandachadh
as go foitheochadh an beandachadfm
chugaind fein. Oir ni
cofmhuil gura buan find na fhegmah-
ais fin, iondas go ndenand, toirbhear-
tus do bheandaidhe oraind, fiadhnu-
ife dhiiinn, ar an gcurum, agas ar an
ngradh aithreamhail ata agat os ar
N. 4-
Out of the 25 Psalme.—The Lord reveileth his secrets unto them
that feaie hun, and maketh them to knowe his aUiance.
A Prayer to be said before a Man begin his Worke.
O Lord God, moste merciful Father and Saviour, seing it hath
pleased thee to command us to travel, that we may relieve our
nede, we beseche thee of thy grace so to blesse our labour, that
thy blessing may extend unto us, without the which we are not
able to continue, and that this great favour may be a witnesse
unto us of thy bountifulnes and assistance, so that thereby
we may know the fatherlie care that thou hast _over us.