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

AN CHREIDIMH.
namh chomhnaidhe ind fhochair inglo
ir tfutliain mar abfaicfeam Did. gniiis
fri gniiis, agas adhaidh fri hadhaidh, &
dreach fri dreich, agas nibia feidhm ar
theagafg againd ofin fuas, oir biaidh,
ar dteagafg ar an Athair thren throc-
aireach maille ris an mac miorbhuile-
ach, agas ris anfpiorad neartmhar naomh
moltar le gach vile dhuil maille
re honoir, agas re gloir tre bhioth fior.
If
BIODH AMHLAIDH
1ID0IFIGE NA MINI-
OIR
flreadh and fo fids.
ata an meidfe do churam, &
do chumhachtaibh, agas doirrdhearcas
ambriathruibh difle De, nach
eidir le henduine diofmafaid no maitheamh
no fuafgladh do thabhairt orra,
& iarraidh Pol breitheamhnas do
to remayne everlasting in glorie, where we shall see God face to
face, and shall no more nede one to instructe an other ; for we
sliall all knowe him, from the hyghest to the loweste : To whome,
withe the Sonne and the Holy Ghost, be all praise, honor, and
glorie, nowe and ever. So be it.
Of the Ministers and their Election.
UVtai /kings are chiefely required in the Pastours and Ministers.
First, let the Churche diligently consider that the Minister which
is to be chosen be not founde culpable of any suche fautes which
Saincte Paul reprehendeth
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