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

N D E O C H A N
gach enduinne, is marfin nacli dleagh-
ar abfuland ifin duine dara coir bheith
inafhear teagaifg dona poibleachaibh,
& ag tabhairh deagh eifimlara dhoibh
muna dhearna fe aithridlie, agas teagafg
caich do ghabhail ara lochtaibh do
threigean.
IF D O MHINIVGHADH
agas do thuigfin an Sgrioblituir
and fo fids.
DLIGHID an coimhthional va-
ir gacha feachtmhuine dul agceand
acheile deifleacht choda eigin don
Sgribhtuir aga mhiniughadh, & aga thu
igfm, & ata ceadaighthe ag gach aonduine
aca labhairt and fin do reir mar
bhrofnuidheas acroidhe no a indtind
fein è do reir an teagfa bhias aca and
fin. Agas is amhlaidh is coir dhoibh
D. 2.
in all men, so in hym that ought to be as an example to others of
perfection, in no wise are to be suffred ; especially, if so be that,
according to Codes rule, being brotherlie advertised, he acknowledge
not his faut and amend.
Interpretation of the Scriptures.
Everie ^yeeke once, the Congregation assemble to heare some place
of the Scriptures orderly expounded. At which tyme, it is lawfliU
for every man to speake or enquire, as Cod shall move his harte, and
the text minister occasion; so it be without pertinacitee or disdayne,
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