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He does indeed communicate to them by his Spirit joy and peace , and he
renders singing to the Lord with melo . dy in the heart the means of increasing the
melody and joy . But where is such singing ? in what church ? among what
people ?
He does indeed communicate to them by his Spirit joy and peace , and he
renders singing to the Lord with melo . dy in the heart the means of increasing the
melody and joy . But where is such singing ? in what church ? among what
people ?
Page 86
May nothing cause discord between you any more : But may increasing faith
witness with growing comfort that you are one with God , and he is one with you .
Look to Jesus . Let your eyes be fixt upon him , expecting all out of his fulness .
May nothing cause discord between you any more : But may increasing faith
witness with growing comfort that you are one with God , and he is one with you .
Look to Jesus . Let your eyes be fixt upon him , expecting all out of his fulness .
Page 94
He has given us a divine collection of most perfect hymns . And when we use
them in humble faith , God will render them the means of exciting , of preserving ,
and of increasing our holy joy : For the promise is -- " The meek aiso " fhall
increase ...
He has given us a divine collection of most perfect hymns . And when we use
them in humble faith , God will render them the means of exciting , of preserving ,
and of increasing our holy joy : For the promise is -- " The meek aiso " fhall
increase ...
Page 116
Your practice speaks , as if you faid— “ We will neglect " the means of increasing
our joy in God : " For we want no growing love to him , « nor fresh
communications of his love “ to us . ” Surely this is the language of those persons
, who live in ...
Your practice speaks , as if you faid— “ We will neglect " the means of increasing
our joy in God : " For we want no growing love to him , « nor fresh
communications of his love “ to us . ” Surely this is the language of those persons
, who live in ...
Page 150
And mixing faith with them do they warm thy heart with gratitude to Jesus , and
stir thee up to fing his praises wich increasing delight ? But above all , condder 4.
How thou singeft the pfalms . Examine . Are thou ... to increase the grace , [ 150 ]
And mixing faith with them do they warm thy heart with gratitude to Jesus , and
stir thee up to fing his praises wich increasing delight ? But above all , condder 4.
How thou singeft the pfalms . Examine . Are thou ... to increase the grace , [ 150 ]
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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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