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

VRRNAIDHTHE
droch tflighthe, do chum anuilc fe'in
do dhenamh, agas na fulaing Riogh-
acht na gcriofduidheadh do fgrios le
foirrneart an Aintecriofd no cuimhne
hanma naomhtha do fgrios as an tal-
mhuin, agas na fulaing na daoine ata
ag moladh, agas agadmhail hanma
naomhtha do chlaoi, le Turcachuibh,
no le Paghanachuibh, no le muintir an
Papa, no le d ruing droch chreidmh-
igh oile, do bheradh fgandail no mafia
dotainm naomhthafa.
fBIODH AMHLVIDH
228 FOIRM AN
BHAISDIDH AND
SO SIOS
CUIMHNIGH ar tus go bfuil toirmifge
ambriathruib Dc do mhnaibh Searmoin do
dhenamh, n6 freafdal na Sacramuinte, agas is
follas
and suffer not thy kingdome of Christians to be utterly desolate,
neither permit that the remembrance of thine Holy name be cleane
abolished in earth, nor that they among whome it hath pleased
thee to have thy praises celebrated, be destroyed and brought to
nought, and that the Turkes, Paganes, Fapistes, and other infidels,
might boast themselves thereby, and blaspheme thy Name.
The Order of Baitisme.
smoche as it is imt permitted by God's Woord,