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when fung with significant founds , they excite affections to Jesus , as holy and as
happy , as they can be on this side of heaven . The use of the psalms : was also
to THANK : O give thanks unto the “ Lord : For his mercy endureth for ever ...
when fung with significant founds , they excite affections to Jesus , as holy and as
happy , as they can be on this side of heaven . The use of the psalms : was also
to THANK : O give thanks unto the “ Lord : For his mercy endureth for ever ...
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... praise in the church triumphant . O it treats . O for such holy affections as this [
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... praise in the church triumphant . O it treats . O for such holy affections as this [
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He speaks of him continually as the perfect delight of his foul , on whom he had
placed all his affections , and whom he found every day worthy of more love ,
than his narrow heart could contain . O how precious was his Saviour , when he ...
He speaks of him continually as the perfect delight of his foul , on whom he had
placed all his affections , and whom he found every day worthy of more love ,
than his narrow heart could contain . O how precious was his Saviour , when he ...
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David knew this well , and therefore he fet his affections to the highest pitch of
praise , and he brought all of them to join . His whole heart entered into the
performance , and rendered the concert full . " I will praise thee , O Lord my God ,
with all ...
David knew this well , and therefore he fet his affections to the highest pitch of
praise , and he brought all of them to join . His whole heart entered into the
performance , and rendered the concert full . " I will praise thee , O Lord my God ,
with all ...
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They have found their affections drawn nearer to him , and he has warmed them
with a sweet sense of his love . And this has not been a transient visit . It did not
cease when they had done singing ; but the harmony was preserved in a well ...
They have found their affections drawn nearer to him , and he has warmed them
with a sweet sense of his love . And this has not been a transient visit . It did not
cease when they had done singing ; but the harmony was preserved in a well ...
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| 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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