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ADMHAIL
AR GCREIDIMH CHRI-
fdaidhe andfo an mheid atamaoid fa no
ilenfa darab comhainm crich alaind fhe
ruaine oirear ghlan Alban, do tflighidh
tfoifgeil naomhtha bhendaighthe ar na
irdri, agas ar nimpire. Neoch ata agas
dobhi agas bhias, agas ata na aondia &
na diri pearfandaibh .i. an Tathair
tren trocuireach agas an Mac
maifeach mor chumhach-
tach mirbhuileach & an
Sbiorad neartmhar
nos oirrdheirc ni-
amh ghlan
naomh.
CONFESSION
Of our Christian faith here in so far as we, in the island called
otherwise the fair land of the territory of the beautiful sea-coast of
Alban, are of the way of the holy, blessed gospel of our great King
and sovereign, who is and was and shall be, and is one God and three
Persons, viz. : — The great, merciful Father, and the fair, almighty,
marvellous Son, and the powerful, excellent, pure, Holy Spirit.

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Book of Common Order, commonly called John Knox's Liturgy
DescriptionTranslated into Gaelic Anno Domini 1567 by Mr John Carswell ; edited by Thomas M'Lauchlan.
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