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Mac an Duine
e fear-dàimh e. Cha b'urrainn neach o shean a
bhi 'n a f hear-saoraidh ach fear - dàimh. A
chionn gu bheil Criosd 'n a Fhear-dàimh, tha
cothrom aige bhi 'na Fhear-saoraidh. Cha
b'urrainn domh aithneachadh mar Shlànuighear
mur robh e 'na Fhear-dàimh. Ach chi sinne
Mac Dhe is Mac an duine anns an Fhear-
shaoraidh. Na'm biodh sealladh agam air-san
mar sin, bhiodh cuilm aig m' anam an diugh.
(2) Mar Fhear-dàimh tha mo nàdur a' gabhail
còmhnuidh ann an aonadh ris an Diadhachd anns
a' phearsa sin. O ! Cheartais, f huair thu Ian
riarachadh ; O ! Lagh, cha 'n e a mhàin gu bheil
thu air do choimhlionadh, ach tha thu air t'arda-
chadh agus urram air a chuir ort ; O ! Ghloir na
Diadhachd, fhuair thu do Ian. Troimh an fheòil
tha mi faicinn boillse de ghloir na Diadhachd,
agus ma tha dòchas agam-sa, tha glòir aig Dia,
oir mur biodh e mar sin, cha bhiodh dòchas sam
bith air mo shon-sa.
(3) 'S e Mac an duine e fo ungaidh an Spioraid.
Cha 'n aithne dhomh ciod a th' aig an Spiorad ri
dheanamh chum a bhi cumail suas an aonaidh
eadar nàdur na Diadhachd agus nàdur na
daonnachd 'na phearsa — cha'n'eil mi dol a steach
an sin — ach tha e fior gu bheil aige-san gach
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Searmon agus òraid
DescriptionAn Dr Ceanaideach. Sermon based on Luke xix. 10.
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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.