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C H A P. VI . These abufes I would particularly mention , and humbly propose a
remedy for each of them . SOM OME of these may feem not worthy . of notice ,
they are such small matters ;; but I think there is nothing little in divine worship .
C H A P. VI . These abufes I would particularly mention , and humbly propose a
remedy for each of them . SOM OME of these may feem not worthy . of notice ,
they are such small matters ;; but I think there is nothing little in divine worship .
Page 104
... 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 exclude it entirely from public
worship .
... 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 exclude it entirely from public
worship .
Page 114
The churches of Corinth , and Ephefus , and Colofs , made the finging of pfalms
part of their public worship . Such of the twelve tribes as were scattered a broad
being persecuted for Christ's fake did fing psalms when they were in an happy ...
The churches of Corinth , and Ephefus , and Colofs , made the finging of pfalms
part of their public worship . Such of the twelve tribes as were scattered a broad
being persecuted for Christ's fake did fing psalms when they were in an happy ...
Page 116
It is part of public worship , enjoined of God , and to which he has promised his
blessing . Now when you lay aside psalms in the church , you at the same time
cast out the ordinance : For they are inseparably one . The psalm is the
ordinance .
It is part of public worship , enjoined of God , and to which he has promised his
blessing . Now when you lay aside psalms in the church , you at the same time
cast out the ordinance : For they are inseparably one . The psalm is the
ordinance .
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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