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It was one principal defign of those facred hymns to keep up this holy joy , that if
any were merry they might fing pfalms and be glad in the Lord . Sensible of his
tender care and royal protection , with what joyful lips will they extoll their king ?
It was one principal defign of those facred hymns to keep up this holy joy , that if
any were merry they might fing pfalms and be glad in the Lord . Sensible of his
tender care and royal protection , with what joyful lips will they extoll their king ?
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The psalms were a standing memorial , to bring into mind the wonderful love of
the everbleffed Trinity in faving sinners through Jesus Christ , and to keep it fresh
and lively upon the hearts of believers . We are apt to forget this our greatest ...
The psalms were a standing memorial , to bring into mind the wonderful love of
the everbleffed Trinity in faving sinners through Jesus Christ , and to keep it fresh
and lively upon the hearts of believers . We are apt to forget this our greatest ...
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When the heart is affected , or defires to be duly affected with a sense of the
exceeding riches of his mercy in Jesus , the psalm and the tune should help to
excite , and to keep up the heavenly flame . If the pfalm be proper for this purpose
, the ...
When the heart is affected , or defires to be duly affected with a sense of the
exceeding riches of his mercy in Jesus , the psalm and the tune should help to
excite , and to keep up the heavenly flame . If the pfalm be proper for this purpose
, the ...
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Nothing can wash thee clean , but the atoning blood of Jesus . Nothing can justify
thee , but his righteousness . His all - fufficient grace alone can keep thee in the
way to heaven . He alone can present thee spotless there before the throne .
Nothing can wash thee clean , but the atoning blood of Jesus . Nothing can justify
thee , but his righteousness . His all - fufficient grace alone can keep thee in the
way to heaven . He alone can present thee spotless there before the throne .
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Dost thou keep up the harmony in thy life ? Is thy walk in concord with thy psalms
? Art thou shewing forth the praises of Jesus in thy conversation ? What ! is all
consistent and of a piece ? Are thy heart and voice and life in tune to thank the ...
Dost thou keep up the harmony in thy life ? Is thy walk in concord with thy psalms
? Art thou shewing forth the praises of Jesus in thy conversation ? What ! is all
consistent and of a piece ? Are thy heart and voice and life in tune to thank the ...
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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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