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The Order of CONFIR-
MATÍON, or laying
on of Hands upon thofe
tliat are baptized, and
come to years of difcrc-
tion.
€ Vp3n the djy ipp-Anud, all tbit ire
to be úen Confirmed, beiv^pUced,
inifiiniir^gin Order before the Bi.
jhopr, bt{orjrme oibtr Mhijier ap.
pointed bytim) f})ill rud the Freface
faHavjivi,
tVie end that Confir- TOmation m . be miniftred
to the more edify-
fliall be Confirmed, but fuch as
can iay the Creed, the Lords
Prayer, and the Ten Commandments
j and can alfo anfwer to
iuch other Queftions, as in the
ihort Catechiim are concained :
Which order is very convenient
tobeobfervtd, to the end that
children being now come to the
years of diicretion, and having
learned what their Godfathers
and Godmothers promifed for
them la Baptifm, they may
themielves With theirown mouth
and conicnt openly before the
Church ratifie and confirm the
lame ; and alio promife, that by
the grace of God they v/ill evermore
endeavour themielves
faith-
Ordugliadh an CHOMH-
DAiNGMlDH, no an
chuir laimhe easbnic ar
an d ruing do baifteadh,
7 thainic iar fin chum
aoife difcrcide.
^ Ar an I J. orduigbtie, ar mheitb ion
mbcid, hiiss an tan fin ehum dul
f.ioi I-iiinb eishuicc, áiti^tid^ y vx
jfifimhoi comhair a.^easbuicc^le^gi-
fiib ft fcin (no M'lnifitir egin eile
oirieoibis f() an broVacb fa ag
hdnmhibi.
Cf)um
50 t)63í(nc(ói di»
combdingmuSd numofó/íáltíf
cum c^fee bá
ing of fuch as (hall receive ir, IDÓ óon bfrfr,^ to gUcdf é,
the Church hath thought goad bónbi^^ a nfgliiif, 5