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It comes from a Hebrew word that signifies the brisk motion of light , shining and
putting its splendor upon any object , and this makes it bright , and illustrious .
Hence comes the propriety of the word , as it is used to praise , which is to set an
...
It comes from a Hebrew word that signifies the brisk motion of light , shining and
putting its splendor upon any object , and this makes it bright , and illustrious .
Hence comes the propriety of the word , as it is used to praise , which is to set an
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are rays of light - Enlighteners , ( if I might use such a word , and it is the literal
sense of the Hebrew ) hymns intended tomanifest the glory of the person , and to
shew forth the praises of the work of God Jesus : For light in its various uses in ...
are rays of light - Enlighteners , ( if I might use such a word , and it is the literal
sense of the Hebrew ) hymns intended tomanifest the glory of the person , and to
shew forth the praises of the work of God Jesus : For light in its various uses in ...
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W 10 G in his meridian glory : For the whole fcripture does not give greater light
into what he was to be , and to do , and to fuffer , his life , his temper , his
employment from his tender age until his crucifixion , than is to be found in those
divine ...
W 10 G in his meridian glory : For the whole fcripture does not give greater light
into what he was to be , and to do , and to fuffer , his life , his temper , his
employment from his tender age until his crucifixion , than is to be found in those
divine ...
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often hear a light tune to a mournful prayer , and heavy music set to a joyful
psalm , which are grievous discords . In the service of God every thing should be
folemn . Our own minds require it , as well as his greatness ; but especially in
praising ...
often hear a light tune to a mournful prayer , and heavy music set to a joyful
psalm , which are grievous discords . In the service of God every thing should be
folemn . Our own minds require it , as well as his greatness ; but especially in
praising ...
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1 heart- “ Awake thou that sleepest , and " arise from the dead , and Christ shall
give thee light . ” If thou haft been made sensible of ' thy danger , what thinkest
thou of Christ ? If thou hast seen thyself a loft sinner , who is to fave thee ? To
whom ...
1 heart- “ Awake thou that sleepest , and " arise from the dead , and Christ shall
give thee light . ” If thou haft been made sensible of ' thy danger , what thinkest
thou of Christ ? If thou hast seen thyself a loft sinner , who is to fave thee ? To
whom ...
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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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