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Some pasages of the Old Testament , concerna ing the book of Psalms . THE *
HESE paffages are either such as command the singing of psalms , or such as
lay down rules for finging them properly : of the first fort we find frequent mention .
Some pasages of the Old Testament , concerna ing the book of Psalms . THE *
HESE paffages are either such as command the singing of psalms , or such as
lay down rules for finging them properly : of the first fort we find frequent mention .
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... loud noise , and rejoice , and give praise : Sing unto the Lord with “ the harp ,
with the harp , and the voice “ of a psalm . ... to sing psalms to our God : for it is
pleasant and praise " is comely : ' Sing ye praifes with the “ understanding : Sing
ye ...
... loud noise , and rejoice , and give praise : Sing unto the Lord with “ the harp ,
with the harp , and the voice “ of a psalm . ... to sing psalms to our God : for it is
pleasant and praise " is comely : ' Sing ye praifes with the “ understanding : Sing
ye ...
Page 77
Singing is always seasonable , but especially when the heart is happy , “ Is any
among you merry ? " Let him sing psalms . ” Is he in a good frame of mind ,
rejoicing in the bounty of God , either for temporal or spiritual mercies ? Let him
sing ...
Singing is always seasonable , but especially when the heart is happy , “ Is any
among you merry ? " Let him sing psalms . ” Is he in a good frame of mind ,
rejoicing in the bounty of God , either for temporal or spiritual mercies ? Let him
sing ...
Page 95
Is it a pleasure to thee to sing psalms ? Dost thou sing them , as an ordinance ?
Dost thou in faith expect a blessing upon thy singing ? And is it indeed to thee the
means of grace ? If it be , use them more , and thou wilt find an increasing ...
Is it a pleasure to thee to sing psalms ? Dost thou sing them , as an ordinance ?
Dost thou in faith expect a blessing upon thy singing ? And is it indeed to thee the
means of grace ? If it be , use them more , and thou wilt find an increasing ...
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was more regarded in singing psalms . Then should we hear no more of this
objection ; but believers in the use of this , and of all the means of grace , would
be seeking not entertainment , but communion with God , which is our highest ...
was more regarded in singing psalms . Then should we hear no more of this
objection ; but believers in the use of this , and of all the means of grace , would
be seeking not entertainment , but communion with God , which is our highest ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | An Essay on Psalmody ... |
| Author | William Romaine |
| Published | 1775 |
| Original from | National Library of the Netherlands (original from Universiteitsbibliotheek Vrije Universiteit) |
| Digitized | 23 Jan 2018 |
| Length | 368 pages |
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