Blair Collection > Book of Common Order, commonly called John Knox's Liturgy

FOJRCEADAL.
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D. Ni lor gan amharus.
M. Crtfd eile iarras Dia oraind maille
ris an gcreideamhfa do bheith aga
ind ?
D. Iarraidh fe oruind feirbhis do
dhenamh do ler gcorpaibh, & ler
gcroidheadhaibh go huilighe.
M. Ciondas is denta dhiiinn an tfeir-
bhis fin do, an do re'ir aitheantadh
De" fe'in, no an do re'ir mar do chu-
madar daoine reacht diiinn, no an
do reir ar dtoile, agas ar meanman
fe'in ?
D. Do reir aitheantadh Dè is denta
dhiiinn feirbhis dò, agas ni do re'ir
reachta daònna, no do reir ar me-
anman fe'in no ar dtoile.
M. Ane go nabrad tuffa nach bfuil
dfiachaibh oruind an reacht doch-
umadar daoine romhaind, agas go
hairighe vachtarain na Heagluife,
fin do chongbhail, agas feirbhis, do
rèir mar do ghnathaidh fiadfan do
dhenamh do Dhia ?
D. Adeirim
D. No, indeed.
M. What more does God require of us besides faith ?
D. He requires of us to serve him with our bodies and with our
hearts altogether.
M. How are we to perform this service to him; is it according to
the commandments of God, or is it according as men may
require of us, or according to our own will and mind ?
D. According to the commandments of God he is to be served,
and not according to the requirements of men, or our own
mind and will.
M. Dost thou say that we are not bound to obey the command-
ments of men, and especially of the rulers of the church, anil
to serve God according as they have served him ?
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