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

F O I R C E A D A L.
an Eagluis re fada dhaimfir?
D. Dobail leamfa an tllighe atd adtiomna
Dhe do leanmhuin, oir do
bhi fi baite no abfolach, no ar na
truailleadh go romhor, fa naimlir
dochuaidh tharaind, do bhrigh (lia
inte, agas ainbfiofa na Sagart, oir
madhail lind dul adteaghais nei-
mhe, agas fa mbeathaid futhain is
fi ar flighe dhi'reach, briathra l)e
deifleacht, agas a aitheanta do cho
imbed.
M. Cia hiad aitheanta De, no ca
mhed ataid and Ì
U. Ataid a deith.
M. Sloind diiinn iad.
I). Is vrufa dhamfa fin, oir do fhogh-
laim me' fad, affan fhitheadmhadh ca
ibidi'l do leabhar Exoduis, antan do
labhair Dia na briathrafa fios.
Is mife an Tighearna do Dhia, neoch
tug thuffa a talamh na Hegbhite
: agas a teaghais na daoirfe, na
biodh Dee oile agad amfhiadhnai-
fefe. Na dena dhuit fein iorahaigh
and the church taught for a long time ?
ghrafinte,
I), I would desire to follow the way contained in the revelation
of God, for it was dimmed, or concealed, or corrupted very
much, in the time past, through the covetousness and ignorance
of the priests, for if we desire to go to the heavenly house,
and to enjoy eternal life, our direct way is to listen to the
word of God, and to keep his commandments.
jNI. Which are the commandments of God or how many are there
of them ?
D. They are ten.
M. Repeat them for us.
D. It is easy for me to do so, for I have learned them in the
twentieth chapter of the book of Exodus when God spoke these
words.
I am the Lord thy God who brought thee out of the laiul of
Egypt and out of the house of ijondage. Thou shalt have no
other Gods before me. Thuu shall nut make unlu thee any