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

A D M H A I L
2S C R E I D I M
AGAS ADBHVIM GVRAB
è antaondia mor chumhachtach fin ata,
agas do bhi agas bhias bithbheo do
ghnath nach bfetar do mheas no do bhr
eathnughadh, no dfaicfin go corparrdha
do chum agas do chruthaidh neamh
gona naomhainglibh rena ghliocas ag-
as rena chumhachtaibh diadha, agas talamh
gona thorrthaibh agas gona thurc
hurthuibh, & ifreand gona ilpianaibh,
agas anfhairrge gona hingantaibh, agas
anfhirmaimint gona rellandaibh, agas
gach ni oile da bfhuil eidir thalamh ag
as aier. Agas do rinde gach ni dhibhfin
agas moran oile nach eidir learn dhaireamh
no dfaifeneis do neifni, agas do
chruthaidh an duine do reir afhiodh-
rach fe'in dochum ghloire agas onora
do thabhairt do Dhia. Agas ni he fin
amhain acht ata ag didean agas ag near
tughadh gach neithe dar chruthaidh
refreaflal
The Confession of our Faith, which are assembled in
THE Englishe Congregation at Geneva.
I beleve and confesse my Lorde God eternal, infinite, immeasurable,
incomprehensible, and invisible, one in substance,
and three in persone. Father, Sonne, and Holy Ghoste, who,
by his almightie power and wisdome, hathe not onely of nothinge
created heaven, and earthe, all thinges therein conteyned, and man
after his owne image, that he might in hym be glorifiede
but also by his fatherlye providence, governelh, manteyneth.