J. F. Campbell Collection > Book of Common Order, commonly called John Knox's Liturgy

AN CHREIDIM.
per an Tighearna aga fhoillsiughadh dh
uinn nach iad ar gcuirp amhain tfafas
no bheathaidheas Dia rena flireafdal
aithreamhail. Acht go fafand, agas go
mbeathuideand fe ar nanmanda go Ibi-
oratalta le tiodhluicthibh, agas le
troni ghrafaibh losa Criofd, agas is de
fin ghoireas an Sgriobhtuir ithe afhe-
ola agas ol afhola. Agas ag freafdal na
Sacramuinte ni dhligmaoid feachran
faoghalta do leanmhuin, acht mar do
ordaidh Criofd fein duinn : agas is
mar fin is coir dona daoinibh is im-
chubhaidh do dhenamh na hoifige fin
go ladhamhail a denamh, agas ni har
chor eile : Ar nadhbhur fin gebe do
ni flechtain ris na Sacramuintibh do
thabhairt do Dhia dlioibh, no do bheir
tarcaifiie dhaibh doghniomh no do
bhreithir, ata gach neach da ndenand
fin ag tuilleadli bhiais, agas dhamnaidh
do fein : An treas comliarr dha ar anai-
theantar an Eagluis ceartughadh agas
fmaclit agas reacht Eagluife do bheith
C. 3-
So the Supper declareth, that God, as a most provident Father,
doth not onely fede our bodies, but also spiritually nourisheth
our soules with the graces and benefites of Jesus Christ (which
the Scripture calleth eatinge of his flesh and drinkinge of his
bloode) ; nether must we, in the administration of these sacra-
ments, fbllowe man's phantasie, but as Christ him self hath
ordeyned so must they be ministred, and by suche as by ordinarie
vocation are therunto called. Therfor, whosoever reserveth and
worshippeth these sacraments, or contrariwyse contemneth them in
tyme and place, procureth to him self damnation.
The third marke of this Church is Ecclesiasticall discipline,