Books and other items printed in Gaelic from 1871 to 1900 > Mother's catechism (in Gaelic and English) = Leabhar cheist na mathar (ann an Gaelic agus ann am Beurla), no, Roimh-Chuideachadh do'n Dream a ta Og agus Aineolach : chum an Deanamh Comasach air leabhar cheist Eaglais na h-Alba thuigsinn
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dhuit aim ad pheacadh gun
dioladh d’a cheartas ?
F. Cha toir.
C. Am bheil thu comasach air
ceartas De a dhioladh air
son do pheacanna fein ?
F. Cha’n ’oil.
C. Am bheil Dia toileach air
dioladh a ghabhail o neach
eile air do shon 1
F. Tha.
C. Ach co a ta comasach agus
toileach air an dioladh sin
a thoirt seachad air ar son ?
F. Tha losa Criosd araon
deonach agus comasach.
C. An robh neach air bith eile
comasach air so a dheanamh
ach esan a mhain ?
F. Cha robh.
C. C’ar son so 1
F. Do bhri nach b’urrainn
neach air bith eile fearg
neochriochnach a ghiulan.
C. Co e an t-Iosa Criosd so 1
F. Mac Siorruidh Dhe, agus
an dara Pearsa do’nTrionaid
ghlormhoir.
C. Am bheil dream eile ann
do’n goirear mic Dhe a
thuille air ar Tighearn losa
Criosd 1
F. Tha.
C. Co iad ?
F. Aingil agus creidmhich.
C. Nach ’eil eadar-dheala-
chadh mbr eadar iadsan
agus Criosd 1
F. Tha.
C. Cionnus a ta na h-aingil
mam mic do Dhia 1
F. Thaobhcruthachaidh: anns
an t-seadh so goirear mac
Dhe do Adhamh.
C. Cionnus a ta na creidmhich
’nan mic do Dhia ?
sins without satisfaction
to his justice ?
A. No.
Q. Are you able to satisfy
God’s justice for your own
sin 1
A. No.
Q. Is God content to take
satisfaction from another
in your stead ?
A. Yes.
Q. But who is able and will¬
ing to give that satisfac¬
tion for us ?
A. Jesus Christ is both able
and willing.
Q. Was none able to do it
but he ?
A. None.
Q. Why sol
A. Because none but he
could bear infinite wrath.
Q. Who is this Jesus Christ 1
A. He is the eternal Son of
God,and the second person
of the glorious Trinity.
Q. Hath God any other who
are called his sons, besides
our Lord Jesus Christ ?
A. Yes.
Q. Who are these ?
A. Angels and believers.
Q. Is there not a great dif¬
ference betwixt these and
Christ ?
A. Yes.
Q. How are angels the sons
of God 1
A. By immediate creation ;
in which sense, Adam is
called the son of God.
Q. How are believers the
sons of God ?
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dhuit aim ad pheacadh gun
dioladh d’a cheartas ?
F. Cha toir.
C. Am bheil thu comasach air
ceartas De a dhioladh air
son do pheacanna fein ?
F. Cha’n ’oil.
C. Am bheil Dia toileach air
dioladh a ghabhail o neach
eile air do shon 1
F. Tha.
C. Ach co a ta comasach agus
toileach air an dioladh sin
a thoirt seachad air ar son ?
F. Tha losa Criosd araon
deonach agus comasach.
C. An robh neach air bith eile
comasach air so a dheanamh
ach esan a mhain ?
F. Cha robh.
C. C’ar son so 1
F. Do bhri nach b’urrainn
neach air bith eile fearg
neochriochnach a ghiulan.
C. Co e an t-Iosa Criosd so 1
F. Mac Siorruidh Dhe, agus
an dara Pearsa do’nTrionaid
ghlormhoir.
C. Am bheil dream eile ann
do’n goirear mic Dhe a
thuille air ar Tighearn losa
Criosd 1
F. Tha.
C. Co iad ?
F. Aingil agus creidmhich.
C. Nach ’eil eadar-dheala-
chadh mbr eadar iadsan
agus Criosd 1
F. Tha.
C. Cionnus a ta na h-aingil
mam mic do Dhia 1
F. Thaobhcruthachaidh: anns
an t-seadh so goirear mac
Dhe do Adhamh.
C. Cionnus a ta na creidmhich
’nan mic do Dhia ?
sins without satisfaction
to his justice ?
A. No.
Q. Are you able to satisfy
God’s justice for your own
sin 1
A. No.
Q. Is God content to take
satisfaction from another
in your stead ?
A. Yes.
Q. But who is able and will¬
ing to give that satisfac¬
tion for us ?
A. Jesus Christ is both able
and willing.
Q. Was none able to do it
but he ?
A. None.
Q. Why sol
A. Because none but he
could bear infinite wrath.
Q. Who is this Jesus Christ 1
A. He is the eternal Son of
God,and the second person
of the glorious Trinity.
Q. Hath God any other who
are called his sons, besides
our Lord Jesus Christ ?
A. Yes.
Q. Who are these ?
A. Angels and believers.
Q. Is there not a great dif¬
ference betwixt these and
Christ ?
A. Yes.
Q. How are angels the sons
of God 1
A. By immediate creation ;
in which sense, Adam is
called the son of God.
Q. How are believers the
sons of God ?
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Description | Out-of-copyright books printed in Gaelic between 1631 and 1900. Also some pamphlets and chapbooks. Includes poetry and songs, religious books such as catechisms and hymns, and different editions of the Bible and the Psalms. Also includes the second book ever published in Gaelic in 1631. |
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