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Page 28
But the most common view in which the psalms consider him is that of the God -
man , Kingmediator , whose principality is the most glorious reign of grace . He
fits upon his throne freely to bestow all divine blessings upon his redeemed , and
...
But the most common view in which the psalms consider him is that of the God -
man , Kingmediator , whose principality is the most glorious reign of grace . He
fits upon his throne freely to bestow all divine blessings upon his redeemed , and
...
Page 46
The King of Kings admits the meek and lowly to the nearest approach , yea to the
most intimate familiarity with him . The highest resides with the lowest . With them
the almighty sovereign keeps his court , according to his promise - masis I will ...
The King of Kings admits the meek and lowly to the nearest approach , yea to the
most intimate familiarity with him . The highest resides with the lowest . With them
the almighty sovereign keeps his court , according to his promise - masis I will ...
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 122
And who are most enriched with his gifts and graces ? Are they not such as he
has brought to use the means most ? Who honor his word , never failing to make
the reading of it part of public worship , and who never meet , but they fing out of ...
And who are most enriched with his gifts and graces ? Are they not such as he
has brought to use the means most ? Who honor his word , never failing to make
the reading of it part of public worship , and who never meet , but they fing out of ...
Page 128
worship : Few can pretend so great a " value for them as myself : It is the “ most
artful , most devotional , and di166 vine collection of poesy ; and nothing can be
supposed more proper to raise a “ pious foul to heaven , than some parts “ of that
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worship : Few can pretend so great a " value for them as myself : It is the “ most
artful , most devotional , and di166 vine collection of poesy ; and nothing can be
supposed more proper to raise a “ pious foul to heaven , than some parts “ of that
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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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