The confession of faith
Subtitle: Larger and shorter catechisms, agreed upon by the Assembly of Divines at Westminster, with the assistance of Commissioners from the Church of Scotland, as a part of the Covenanted uniformity in religion betwixt the churches of Christ in the three Kingdoms Scotland, England, and Ireland
By: Translated into the Irish language by the Synod of Argyle..
Contributors: Sim, Adam, of Coulter, former owner; MacDonell, of Glengary, former owner; Munro, George, L.L.D., former owner; Guild, James, Wyllie, former owner; Church of Scotland. Synod of Argyll
Edition: The third edition,.
Publisher: Printed for John Orr ...
Published: 1757
Place of publication: Glasgow
Language: gla
Number of pages: 286
Other titles: Admhail an chreidimh, air an do reitigh air ttus Coimhthionol na nDiaghaireadh aig Niarmhoinister, an Sasgan.
Work titles: Westminster Confession; Westminster Confession of Faith. Scottish Gaelic. 1756
Notes: With parallel title page in Gaelic: Admhail an chreidimh, air an do reitigh air ttus Coimhthionol na nDiaghaireadh aig Niarmhoinister, an Sasgan ....

'An cataichiosm foirleathan' and 'Foirceadul aithghear cheasnuighe' have separate titlepages dated 1757; pagination and register are continuous.

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Although the title page states that this is an Irish translation, it is, in fact, a translation into Scots Gaelic.

On English title page: 1756; on Gaelic title page: 1757.

ESTC T124185

Armorial bookplate on front pastedown: Adam Sim Coulter; Armorial bookplate on recto of first leaf: Craggan an fhithich. Per mare per terras. MacDonell of Glengary; Armorial bookplate on verso of first leaf: In ardua tendo. George Munro L.L.D.; 19th-century armorial bookplate on recto of second leaf: Fortis in arduis. James Wyllie Guild.