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His own use of the psalms is very remarkable : He sung them , and quoted them .
At his last pafsover he joined with his apostles in the psalms commonly used
upon that occasion . St. Matthew says , is When they had sung an hymn , ” which
is ...
His own use of the psalms is very remarkable : He sung them , and quoted them .
At his last pafsover he joined with his apostles in the psalms commonly used
upon that occasion . St. Matthew says , is When they had sung an hymn , ” which
is ...
Page 104
which he revealed for the use of the church , that we might have words suitable to
the praises of Immanuel , are quite fet aside : By which means the word of man
has got a preference in the church above the word of God , yea so far as to ...
which he revealed for the use of the church , that we might have words suitable to
the praises of Immanuel , are quite fet aside : By which means the word of man
has got a preference in the church above the word of God , yea so far as to ...
Page 110
Here is a full authority for the use of psalms in the church , and a very clear
direction how to sing them , and as following this direction was the divine means
of making the word of Christ to dwell richly in believers , how poorly muft it dwell
in ...
Here is a full authority for the use of psalms in the church , and a very clear
direction how to sing them , and as following this direction was the divine means
of making the word of Christ to dwell richly in believers , how poorly muft it dwell
in ...
Page 140
Then should we hear no more of this objection ; but believers in the use of this ,
and of all the means of grace , would be seeking not entertainment , but
communion with God , which is our highest privilege , and they would be
expecting the ...
Then should we hear no more of this objection ; but believers in the use of this ,
and of all the means of grace , would be seeking not entertainment , but
communion with God , which is our highest privilege , and they would be
expecting the ...
Page 149
Thou wilt see the graces needful for singing of psalms , and if thou findest God
has beItowed them upon thee , then make use of them : Offer up through Jesus
Christ thy sacrifice of praise to God continually , that is the fruit of thy lips , giving ...
Thou wilt see the graces needful for singing of psalms , and if thou findest God
has beItowed them upon thee , then make use of them : Offer up through Jesus
Christ thy sacrifice of praise to God continually , that is the fruit of thy lips , giving ...
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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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