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

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naire da ngabhail fan fgandail do bhe
irid go neimhchiontach dhiiinne, &:
ambeoil do dhrud ò adhbhur na fga-
ndaile fm. Atamaoid fds gud ghera-
tach a Thighearna, an coimhthionolfa
do bheandachadh, agas do riaghladh
do mholadh hannia naomhtha fein.
Atamaoid fos gud ghuidhe, thu fein do
bheith nar bfochair, agas a meafg
do chloinde do ni tinol atainm Diadha
fein, agas atamuid gud ghuidhe
bheith abfochair, agas abfarradh, ar
nuile bhrathar Criofduidhe ar feadh
an domhain go hinilan. londas gomadh
e'idir led, agas Hnde do bhridh
bhrofnuidhe Sbioraid na firinde, gan
fechain do chuntabhairt tfaoghaUa,
fa bheith agiarraidh honorafa amhain
agas do ghloire, agas ag adhmholadh
hanma naomhtha ata beanduighthe
afaoghal na faoghal.
UBIODH AMHLUIDH
^ U\) ^
IF MODH
for whose sake we beseche thee, O Lord God, to guyde, governe,
and prosper this our entei-prise in assemblinge our Bretherne to
prayse thy holie name. And not onely to be here present with
us thy children according to thy promesee, but also mercifullie to
assist thy like persecuted people, our Bretherne, gathered in all
other places, that they and we, consentinge together in one spirite
and truethe, may (all worldly respectes set a part) seke thy onely
honor and glorie in all our and their Assemblies. So be it.
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