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Page 98
Church history relates many particulars upon this subject . But the divine record is
decisive . It contains direcrions how to sing in the congregation : They were to
speak , not inwardly , but to themselves , one to another , that they might be heard
...
Church history relates many particulars upon this subject . But the divine record is
decisive . It contains direcrions how to sing in the congregation : They were to
speak , not inwardly , but to themselves , one to another , that they might be heard
...
Page 106
When the church is met together in one place the Lord God has made a provision
for their songs of praise a large collection , and great variety and why should not
these be used in the church according to God's express appointment ? I speak ...
When the church is met together in one place the Lord God has made a provision
for their songs of praise a large collection , and great variety and why should not
these be used in the church according to God's express appointment ? I speak ...
Page 108
And is not great contempt put upon this infinitely wise provision , when it is quite
disused in the church , and man's word is preferred to it ? What would you think of
them , who İhould throw aside all the fcripture , and never read it at all in the ...
And is not great contempt put upon this infinitely wise provision , when it is quite
disused in the church , and man's word is preferred to it ? What would you think of
them , who İhould throw aside all the fcripture , and never read it at all in the ...
Page 110
They were to try so to sing with the melody of the heart to the Lord , as at the
same time to confult each other's profit , that while the Lord was glorified the
church might receive edifying . Here is a full authority for the use of psalms in the
church ...
They were to try so to sing with the melody of the heart to the Lord , as at the
same time to confult each other's profit , that while the Lord was glorified the
church might receive edifying . Here is a full authority for the use of psalms in the
church ...
Page 114
Thirdly , Of the same sentiments has been the church of Christ in all ages : Which
is a strong argument in favor of pfalm singing . We know from very clear testimony
, that the psalms were sung in the temple until its final destruction . We are ...
Thirdly , Of the same sentiments has been the church of Christ in all ages : Which
is a strong argument in favor of pfalm singing . We know from very clear testimony
, that the psalms were sung in the temple until its final destruction . We are ...
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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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