The first question follows, and we will go through these questions now. Do you believe the scriptures of the Old and New Testament not merely to contain, but to be the fervently inspired word of the living God, the only infallible rule of faith and practice? Do you sincerely receive and believe the articles of faith The Westminster Standards is containing the system of doctrine taught in the Holy Scriptures. I firmly resolve, through divine grace, to adhere to the doctrine contained in the said Confessions, and teach and defend it to the utmost of your power against all error. Will you subscribe the said confessions as a confession of your own faith? Will you maintain at all costs the personal reputation and faith of worldly popularity, the three fundamentals of the faith as set out by Dr. Henry Cook? A. The Trinity. B. The virgin birth and the precarious atonement of Christ. C. The necessity of the work of the Spirit. to originate faith and repentance in the heart of man. Will you maintain with all the strength God shall give you the truly scriptural separation position of the pre-Presbyterian Church of Ulster, and vigorously withstand apostasy, exhorting God's people to obey the teaching and commandment of 1 Timothy 6 3-5. Do you believe the Presbyterian government and discipline of the Pre-Presbyterian Church of Ulster to be founded on and agreeable to the Word of God? Do you promise to adhere to it and support it, and to yield submission and be in subjection to your brethren as is taught in the Word of God? Have you the experience of the new birth? Do you believe that it is only by the power of the infilling of the Holy Spirit that you can make full proof of your eldership? I have, and I do. Will you publicly oppose the great social feists of drinking, dancing, gambling, and the pleasured praises of this present evil world, and by example live righteously, soberly, and godly before all men? I will. Will you maintain the purity of the communion feast, and by all scriptural and lawful means resist any attempt to weaken the testimony of the Church in her stand for a born-again Communion membership? Do you promise to be zealous and faithful in maintaining the truths of the Gospel against modernistic apostasy, and in working for the purity and peace of the whatever persecution or opposition may arise unto you on that account. Do you engage to be faithful and diligent in the exercise of all private and personal duties which become you as a Christian and Elder of the Congregation, as well as in all relative duties and the public duties of your office? endeavouring to adorn the profession of the gospel by your conversation, walking with exemplary piety before the flock over which God shall make you overseer? And are you now willing to take the eldership of this congregation, promising to discharge the duties of an elder to them, as God shall give you strength? Mr. Noel Clydesdale, having answered the prescribed questions, will now sign the following. I believe the Westminster Confession and the Articles of Faith of the Pre-Presbyterian Church of Ulster to be founded on and agreeable to the Word of God, and as such, I subscribe them as the Confession of my Faith. We will now proceed to the act of ordination and I'll call my brethren to come together in the pulpit at this time. In the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, the Great Head and Soul King of the Church, by that authority which is given to the Church for its edification, we do ordain you and install you to the office of Elder in this congregation. For this purpose, may the blessing of God rest upon you, and the Spirit of God fill your heart. Amen. Reverend Ian Fole will now lead us in the ordination prayer. Let us all pray. Our gracious God and loving Heavenly Father, we have read in your word today of the eldership you have described as a good work. And Father, it is certainly done. And we pray for our dear brother here, that you will endue him with power from on high, that he will know the help of God himself, that he will be given wisdom from above, and he will be enabled to be a good shepherd to this flock. Father, may he be an example to the flock of God in this place, And may he know in his own soul the mighty blessing of the triune God, for we pray in Jesus' name. Amen.