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Urnuigh airson an Spiomid
Naoimh.
A Dlie Uile-cliumliachdaicli, do'm Llieil na h-uile
cridhe foUaiseach, na h-uile iarrtus aithnichte agus
nach 'eil nithe diomhair air bith folaichte ; glan
smaointe mo chridhe le feart-analach do Spioraid
IS'aoimh, chum gu 'n tugamaid fior-ghràdh dhuit ;
's gu'n àrdaicheamaid gu h-airidh d'ainm naomh ;
tre losa Criosd ar Tighearn. Ameu.
Misìieach o Dhia.
" larraibh agus bheirear dhuibh : siribh agus
gheibh sibh : buaiHbh an dorus agus fosgailear .
dhuibh." Mat. vii. 7.
" Ma dh'iarras Mac aran air aon neach agaibh-sa
a ta 'na athair, an toir e dha clach 1 no ma dh'iarras
e iasg, an toir e nathair dha an àit eisg ] no ma
dh'iarras e ubh, an toir e scorpion da? Air an
aobhar sin ma 's aithne dhuibh-sa a ta olc, tiodh-
laca maithe a thoirt do ur cloinn, nach mòr is mò
na sin a bheii' bhur n-Athair neamhaidh au Spiorad
Naomh dhoibh-san a dh'iarras air e 'J"
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Thig gu Iosa
DescriptionLe Newman Hall ; ead. le Aonghas Mac-an-t-Saoir. Translation of: Come to Jesus.
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Blair Collection
DescriptionA selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray.
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.