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heaven , it becometh them well to praife him , and to rejoice in his holy name . He
has made them blessed at present , and they shall be blessed for evermore .
Their blessedness comes from a never failing spring . They are the one true
church ...
heaven , it becometh them well to praife him , and to rejoice in his holy name . He
has made them blessed at present , and they shall be blessed for evermore .
Their blessedness comes from a never failing spring . They are the one true
church ...
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It is their privilege to rejoice in him , as their God : Yea it is their bounden duty ( he
calls upon them ) to express their sense of his goodness in fongs of praise . This
joy in God is one of the chief ingredients in psalm singing . The heart cannot ...
It is their privilege to rejoice in him , as their God : Yea it is their bounden duty ( he
calls upon them ) to express their sense of his goodness in fongs of praise . This
joy in God is one of the chief ingredients in psalm singing . The heart cannot ...
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But the wellgrounded prospect , which hope has , of finding in him infinite and
everlasting blessings , should lead us to rejoice in him with joy unspeakable and
full of glory . This prospect has brightened the darkest day : It has enabled
sufferers ...
But the wellgrounded prospect , which hope has , of finding in him infinite and
everlasting blessings , should lead us to rejoice in him with joy unspeakable and
full of glory . This prospect has brightened the darkest day : It has enabled
sufferers ...
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His heart is kept in tune , and whatever befalls him , he has reason to rejoice in
the Lord his God . Thus the Lord would have his people to rejoice in him always .
It is not only true in theory , that they may , but it is also true in practice , if the ...
His heart is kept in tune , and whatever befalls him , he has reason to rejoice in
the Lord his God . Thus the Lord would have his people to rejoice in him always .
It is not only true in theory , that they may , but it is also true in practice , if the ...
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... to rejoice with them that rejoice , to sing with them that joice [ 98 ] the whole
book in Hebrew. Church ...
... to rejoice with them that rejoice , to sing with them that joice [ 98 ] the whole
book in Hebrew. Church ...
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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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