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1 joyful noise unto the Lord , all the earth , “ make a loud noise , and rejoice , and
give praise : Sing unto the Lord with “ the harp , with the harp , and the voice “ of a
psalm . O clap your hands , all ye people , shout unto God with the ” voice of ...
1 joyful noise unto the Lord , all the earth , “ make a loud noise , and rejoice , and
give praise : Sing unto the Lord with “ the harp , with the harp , and the voice “ of a
psalm . O clap your hands , all ye people , shout unto God with the ” voice of ...
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Singing is only expressing outwardly the melody of the heart : And God has
required it of us , as a just service of praise . He has furnished us both with matter
and words . He has given us a divine collection of most perfect hymns . And when
we ...
Singing is only expressing outwardly the melody of the heart : And God has
required it of us , as a just service of praise . He has furnished us both with matter
and words . He has given us a divine collection of most perfect hymns . And when
we ...
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... and intending to have a full chorus to join him in ascribing all glory to God in
the highest , he calls upon the holy angels and the heavenly hosts to affift ; then
he addresses himself to the active powers.in nature , which praise God by doing
his ...
... and intending to have a full chorus to join him in ascribing all glory to God in
the highest , he calls upon the holy angels and the heavenly hosts to affift ; then
he addresses himself to the active powers.in nature , which praise God by doing
his ...
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When the royal prophet is encouraging the priests and people in the heavenly
work of praise , he thus addresses the priests , Psal . cxxxiv . “ Behold , bless ye
the Lord all ye servants of the Lord , who by night stand in the house of the “ Lord
...
When the royal prophet is encouraging the priests and people in the heavenly
work of praise , he thus addresses the priests , Psal . cxxxiv . “ Behold , bless ye
the Lord all ye servants of the Lord , who by night stand in the house of the “ Lord
...
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We should love to present such praises and in such a manner , as would best
express our thankfulness , and we should study to avoid every thing which would
render them unprofitable to ourselves or others , or difhonorable to him . Let me ...
We should love to present such praises and in such a manner , as would best
express our thankfulness , and we should study to avoid every thing which would
render them unprofitable to ourselves or others , or difhonorable to him . Let me ...
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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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