An Essay on Psalmody ...1775 - Bible - 368 pages |
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... SONG OF THE " LORD BEGAN alfo with the trumpets , and " with the inftruments ordained by David " king of Ifrael : And all the congrega- " tion worshipped , and the fingers fang , " and the trumpeters founded , and all this " continued ...
... SONG OF THE " LORD BEGAN alfo with the trumpets , and " with the inftruments ordained by David " king of Ifrael : And all the congrega- " tion worshipped , and the fingers fang , " and the trumpeters founded , and all this " continued ...
Page 73
... song to fo high a pitch , or continue it without ceafing , as the faints above do ; yet we entirely agree with them , and are trying to make better mufic in our hearts every day , until we fee , their Jefus and our Jefus face to face ...
... song to fo high a pitch , or continue it without ceafing , as the faints above do ; yet we entirely agree with them , and are trying to make better mufic in our hearts every day , until we fee , their Jefus and our Jefus face to face ...
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