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marbh, agus 'g an deanamh dio chuimhneach air
Dia, agus air nithe fpioradail, agus uime fin,
chunnairc è iomchuidh ar gairm-ne ann ceann gach
feachduin, ochusboire feolmhor chum cuimhneach
air nithe neamhaidh, le bhi ag fparradh oirne fàb-
aid a.choimhead ni ata 'na cofamhlachd beothail
air neamh, far am bi na naoimh do ghna' ag toirt
cliu agus molaidh do Dhia, agus a* fealbhachadh
•co'-chomuinn ris gim mheaigadh air bith do
ghnothaiche faogbalta.
C. Cìa medd do 'n la a dtf orduìghe mar fhabaid
ata r' a chcimhead naomb do'n Tighearna?
F. Ata aon la iomian ann feachd ; no ceìthir
uaireadh thar a fichid, o mheadhon oidhche gu
ineadhon oidhche, gu bhi air a choifreagadh do 'n
Tighearna, do bhri' gu 'm bheil è 'g agairt coir
air an tfeachdamh cuid d' ar 'n uine. Ata è fìor
gu bheil uin' air a luidheafachadh air fon ithe agus
codail azr la na fàboid, co mhaith is air laithibh
eile. thaobh gur oibribh eigin /iad, oir cha 'n fhe&d
finn dleafdanais na fàboid a choknhid a's an eag-
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C. Nach peacadh do dhaoinibh bhi tèachd teann
air an lafo le 'k obairfein f
F. 'Seadh; mar'bu pheacadh do Ananias agus
do Shapphira a' maoin choifreicte a roinn re
Dia, agus gun ach cuid a thoirt dh' a fan ; mar fo
a's peacadh dhuinne bhi ag roinn na h uine re
Dia do thaobh a la naomha fein.
C. Nach bu chcir do gach don la bhi mar fìiàbaid
do na criofèuidhean ?
F. Gedo'fcoir do gach criofduidh f#rbhis a
thoirt do Dhia gach aon la, gidheadh cha 'n fhead
iad fàboid a dhtanamh do gach la, airfon admidh
coitcheann an Tighearna ; do bhri' gu bheil Dia
'g au gairm chum dleafdanais eile m' an gnothaiche
faoghalta, nach 'eil a' co'-meafamh re obàif na
fàbaid. Agus ge 'ta è mar fhiacha oirne bhi
naomha, agus crabhach gach am, gidheadh ata è
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1773 - Eisempleir shoilleir ceasnnuighe air Leabhar Aith-ghearr nan Ceist
DescriptionChum foghlum a thabhairt do 'n dream ata oeg, agus ain-eolach., Leis an Urramach Mr Eoin Willison ... Eidear-theanguichte gu Gaidhilc Albannach, air son leas coitcheann teaghluichibh agus scoilibh. 'Example of plain catechising upon the Assembly's Shorter Catechisms' in Scottish Gaelic. Translated by Robert Macfarlan. Edinburgh: John Reid, 1773. This is Variant A: at end of page 164 a note 'As page 197 was accidentally spoiled in several copies in the working, the bookbinder is desired to cancel that leaf where faulty, and to substitute another in place of it
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DescriptionOut-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.