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ri Dia, c'arson nach bitheaniaid a' strì gu bhi reidh
ri cheile ; oir " is maith an salann," arsa Criosd,
" ach ma chailleas an salann a shaillteachd, ciod e
leis an dean sihh deadh bhlasda e ì Biodh agaibh
salann annaibh fein, agus bithibh siochail r'a
cheile" (Marc ix. 50). " A' deanamh dichill air
aonachd an spioraid a choimhead ann an ceangal
na sithe" (Eph. iv. 3). Mar sin bheir sinn geill
do 'n earail : " Coimhlionaibh mo ghairdeachas,
gu 'm bi sibh a dh' aon inntinn, a dh' aon ghradh,
a dh' aon toil, a dh' aon bhreithneachadh. Na
deanar aon ni tre chonnspoid, no tre ghloir dhiomh-
ain, ach ann an irioslachd inntinn measadh
gach aon gur fearr neach eile na e fein " (Phil. ii.
2, 3). Agus na di-chuimhnich nach d' thug
Criosd ach aon aithne nuadh dhuinn: — Geàdh-
AICHIBH A CHEILE.
A CHEIOCH.

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Dleasdanas nan Gaidheal a thaobh Eaglais an Athleasachaidh
Description"... earrann de dhoraid a thugadh seachad fa chomhair Seanadh GhleannEilg sa bhliadhna 1878". A defence of the Establishment principle as held by presbyterian Scottish churches. Preface signed: D. M’F., i.e., Donald Macfadyen.
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Hew Morrison Collection
DescriptionA selection of items from a collection of 320 volumes and 30 pamphlets of literary and religious works in Scottish Gaelic. From the personal library of Hew Morrison, the first City Librarian of Edinburgh.
Early Gaelic Book Collections
DescriptionSelected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history.