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Crann-Ceusaidh Chriosd
Ach cha'n fhaod ar n-urnuighean a bhi dh'easbh-
uidh mcadhonaibh ei!e ; gu sonruichte, an cnuasach
sin tha Pòl a' moladh do Thimoteus (i Tim. iv.
15). Bu chòir dhuinn smuainteachadh air na
nithibh so, agus sinn fein a thoirt suas gu tur
dhoibh. Agus bu chòir d'ar smuainteachadh a
bhi cho beothail, agus cho deònach air sealladh
fhaotainn de'n chuspair so tha f'ar comhair, agus
is comasach dhoibh a bhith.
Ach cha'n ann le neart mac-meamna a gheibh
an t-anam buanachd anns a chleachdadh so, ach
le sùilean na tuigse bhi air an soillseachadh
(Eph. i. 18).
Tha luchd-deanamh, agus luchd-aoraidh iomh-
aighean a' gabhail os làimh ar cuideachadh anns
an ni so, le dealbhan a chur fa chomhair ar sùilean
corporra. Ach cha'n i sùil a' chuirp, no neart ar
mac-meamna, ach sìiil a' chreidimh, d'an comasach
beachdan fior agus breithneachadh ceart a thoirt
air a' chuspair so (2 Cor. v. 16).
Faodaidh daoine dealbhan a tharruing air fulang-
ais Chriosd o'n leth a muigh, ach cha'n urrainn iad
dealbh-tharruing a dheanamh de'n airidheachd o'n
leth a muigh o'm bheil buaidh fhulangasaibh a'
sruthadh ; — a' ghlòir a tha ann fcin, agus a
mhaitheas dhuinne. Faodaidh daoine dealbh a
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Crannceusaidh Chriosd
Description"... [by J.] MacLabhrainn ; [translated from the English by Dugald Macphail]. = Glorying in the Cross of Christ [in Gaelic]".
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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.