The Book of Common Order, commonly called John Knox's Liturgy
The Book of Common Order, commonly called John Knox's Liturgy
The Book of Common Order, commonly called John Knox's Liturgy
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F O I R C E A D A L<br />
Sacramuinteadh ainm an neithe da-<br />
rab Sacraimiinteadha fad do bheith<br />
orra.<br />
M, Ane nach bfuil full agas feoil Chii<br />
<strong>of</strong>d andfin mar rug anogh e, & mar<br />
do ce'fadh go corporrdha e.<br />
D. Ni fhuil fe mar fin and, dir ata fe<br />
go corporrdha ar deaflaimh an A-<br />
thar ar neamh, mar theagaifgeas air<br />
teagail an chreidimh dhiiinn, acht<br />
ge ta fe go Spioratalta lena chumha<br />
chtaibh fa Sacramuint naomhthafin<br />
M. Cre'd ele tabhacht na Sacramuinte<br />
dhuinne rena caitheamh Ì<br />
D. Is mor fin gan amharas, dir an tan<br />
chaithmaoid an Tfacramuint go<br />
diongmhalta, fa modh inar orduigh<br />
l<strong>of</strong>a ar Dtighearna dhiiinn, caith-<br />
maoid, agas dhnaoid feoil, agas fuil<br />
Chri<strong>of</strong>d go fpioratalta, agas beathaighthear<br />
ar nanmanda le' corp, &<br />
le fuil l<strong>of</strong>a Cri<strong>of</strong>d do chum na bea-<br />
thadh futhaine, & ni hand fanaran<br />
naomhthafa, is in iarrata dhiiinn an<br />
llanughadh fin, acht ar neamh ag<br />
tdgbhail<br />
the names <strong>of</strong> the things <strong>of</strong> which they are Sacraments should<br />
be given to them.<br />
M. Are not the flesh and the blood <strong>of</strong> Christ present as the virgin<br />
bore him, and as he was crucified in the body.<br />
U. No, for his body is at the right hand <strong>of</strong> the Father in heaven,<br />
as the article <strong>of</strong> our faith teaches us, although he is spiritually<br />
with his power, present in that holy Sacrament.<br />
M. What fartlier efficacy is there in our use <strong>of</strong> the Sacraments ?<br />
D. <strong>The</strong>re is much indeed, for when we use the Sacrament aright,<br />
in the manner which Jesus our Lord commands, we eat and<br />
drink the body and the blood <strong>of</strong> Christ spiritually, and our souls<br />
are nourished by the body and the blood <strong>of</strong> Jesus Christ unto<br />
everlasting life, and it is not in this holy bread that we should<br />
seek our salvation but in heaven by raising up our minds to
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