This final lesson will review the Biblical foundation and historical record that establish vocal singing as the Spirit ordained manner of musical praise in public worship.
Reminders of the basic instruction about singing in the New Testament. We are singers; Singing emphasizes our Unity; Singing the Truth Purposefully; and Singing Spiritually.
This newsletter article discusses the issue of "Revised Churches of Christ" that depart from original New Testament teachings. It gives the example of churches using musical instruments in worship, arguing this is unauthorized based on the New Testament only commanding singing and examples showing God specifying certain elements excludes other additions. The article reviews arguments made by others that instruments were used in Old Testament worship and mentioned by Jesus, responding that the Old Law/priesthood changed and Jesus did not necessarily endorse everything mentioned. It aims to defend the pattern of worship taught in the New Testament without additions.
This document discusses the role and qualities of music based on biblical passages and Ellen White's counsel. It outlines how music was effectively used in Israel's experience to fix lessons in mind and was part of the curriculum in the schools of the prophets. Desirable qualities of music include clear intonations, distinct utterance, beauty, pathos and power. Music should be sung with solemnity and awe as if in God's presence. All should be encouraged to join in song service.
This document discusses principles for Christian music based on examples from the Bible. It outlines 9 principles:
1) Music themes should be biblical and theologically sound.
2) Music should glorify God, not entertain or draw attention to performers.
3) Lyrics should uplift the soul and inspire like scripture.
4) Words should be clear, simple, and understandable.
5) Music should not be noisy but calm and reverent.
6) Style and rhythms should not follow worldly fashion but have a heavenly mold.
7) Music should avoid drama and theatrics.
8) Singing should be natural and clear so angels can join,
1. The document discusses the power and influence of music, citing sources that describe how music can transform thoughts and emotions, and shape moral character. It notes both the healing and harmful effects of different types of music.
2. Sources quoted say music can cast out demons but also bring spirits into a home or situation. Music is described as having a powerful effect on the mind and able to reform or degrade conduct.
3. The document examines issues around sacred and secular music, looking at examples from history of borrowing tunes, and considering what makes a song acceptable or not. It raises questions about neutrality in music and the effects of different genres.
The document calls together drummers from a church, discussing the biblical origins and significance of drumming. It notes that God created light and timing, and that drums were used in worship in the Bible. Drumming is depicted in the celebration of the Israelites' liberation and in passages encouraging praise. While drums were later forbidden, they are being reintroduced to Christian worship today.
Reminders of the basic instruction about singing in the New Testament. We are singers; Singing emphasizes our Unity; Singing the Truth Purposefully; and Singing Spiritually.
This newsletter article discusses the issue of "Revised Churches of Christ" that depart from original New Testament teachings. It gives the example of churches using musical instruments in worship, arguing this is unauthorized based on the New Testament only commanding singing and examples showing God specifying certain elements excludes other additions. The article reviews arguments made by others that instruments were used in Old Testament worship and mentioned by Jesus, responding that the Old Law/priesthood changed and Jesus did not necessarily endorse everything mentioned. It aims to defend the pattern of worship taught in the New Testament without additions.
This document discusses the role and qualities of music based on biblical passages and Ellen White's counsel. It outlines how music was effectively used in Israel's experience to fix lessons in mind and was part of the curriculum in the schools of the prophets. Desirable qualities of music include clear intonations, distinct utterance, beauty, pathos and power. Music should be sung with solemnity and awe as if in God's presence. All should be encouraged to join in song service.
This document discusses principles for Christian music based on examples from the Bible. It outlines 9 principles:
1) Music themes should be biblical and theologically sound.
2) Music should glorify God, not entertain or draw attention to performers.
3) Lyrics should uplift the soul and inspire like scripture.
4) Words should be clear, simple, and understandable.
5) Music should not be noisy but calm and reverent.
6) Style and rhythms should not follow worldly fashion but have a heavenly mold.
7) Music should avoid drama and theatrics.
8) Singing should be natural and clear so angels can join,
1. The document discusses the power and influence of music, citing sources that describe how music can transform thoughts and emotions, and shape moral character. It notes both the healing and harmful effects of different types of music.
2. Sources quoted say music can cast out demons but also bring spirits into a home or situation. Music is described as having a powerful effect on the mind and able to reform or degrade conduct.
3. The document examines issues around sacred and secular music, looking at examples from history of borrowing tunes, and considering what makes a song acceptable or not. It raises questions about neutrality in music and the effects of different genres.
The document calls together drummers from a church, discussing the biblical origins and significance of drumming. It notes that God created light and timing, and that drums were used in worship in the Bible. Drumming is depicted in the celebration of the Israelites' liberation and in passages encouraging praise. While drums were later forbidden, they are being reintroduced to Christian worship today.
This document discusses the importance of music ministry in the church. It begins by noting that music is the second most powerful ministry after preaching God's word. The document then explores how music is referenced throughout the Bible, from the first mention in Genesis to the last in Revelation. It discusses how music will be part of heaven and notes several passages where music was part of gathering as believers. The main purposes of music ministry are to exalt God and edify believers. It should draw attention to God as the source, subject, and spirit of songs. Music ministry can also help evangelize the lost. The conclusion emphasizes that music ministry is a serious responsibility before God and musical choices should honor him.
This document provides the program details for a performance of Johann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B minor taking place on November 29, 2014 in Auckland, New Zealand. The performance commemorates the centenary of World War I and will feature Ensemble Polymnia, the Aorangi Singers, and soloists singing extracts from the Mass accompanied by narration of WWI poems. The program includes biographies of the conductor and soloists as well as background information on Bach's Mass in B minor.
06 notes the antiphons-their prayers-ekteniasZoran Bobic
This document discusses the antiphons sung at the beginning of the Divine Liturgy. It provides details on:
1) The first antiphon consists of verses from Psalm 65 and includes a prayer recited silently by the priest and a small ektenia between verses.
2) The antiphons originated from the older responsorial style of chanting psalms where a soloist sang each verse and the people responded with a refrain.
3) Over time, the antiphons were shortened from full psalms to three or four verses to allow greater participation from congregations without written texts.
St. Barnabas (Chester) Anglican Church held a morning prayer service on September 23, 2012 that included two readings, hymns, prayers, and announcements about upcoming bible studies, fundraisers, and meetings. The service celebrated Pentecost 17 and honored St. Barnabas with prayers and a reading from the Book of James.
The document discusses the use of musical instruments in sacred worship based on biblical passages. It summarizes that the instruments used in temple worship included trumpets, lyres, harps, and cymbals. Trumpets were used to signal the beginning of songs and worship. String instruments like lyres and harps accompanied singing without drowning out the voice. Cymbals were played to mark breaks between verses or sections of songs. Together the instruments helped lead the congregation in songs of praise to God.
The document discusses the purpose and proper conduct of music in worship. It states that the purposes of music in worship are to (1) declare God's glory, (2) be part of worshipping God, (3) praise and adore God, and (4) edify believers. It provides guidelines for proper worship music, including worshipping in spirit and truth with understanding, coming from a true relationship with God, maintaining reverence and joy, keeping a distinction between holy and profane music, choosing music appropriate to the occasion, and maintaining orderliness and organization. It cautions against improper displays and urges focusing more on prayer than singing.
The Paschal Triduum is the most important liturgical celebration in the Catholic Church, commemorating the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. It begins with the evening Mass on Holy Thursday and concludes the evening of Easter Sunday. Key events include the Last Supper on Holy Thursday, the crucifixion and veneration of the cross on Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil liturgy heralding the Resurrection on Holy Saturday night into Easter Sunday.
The season-of-advent-1196393169144383-4Anjela Solis
The document provides an overview of the season of Advent in the Catholic Church. It begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas and is a time of preparation and penance as the Church waits expectantly for the coming of Jesus Christ. The document discusses the meaning and origins of Advent, the liturgical color and practices like the Advent wreath. It encourages spiritual preparation through prayer, scripture reading and the sacraments during this liturgical season.
Does your SDA church believe drums are sinful? Please share this PowerPoint Presentation with them to clarify some often misinterpreted SOP statements.
The Holy Triduum is the three day period before Easter that commemorates Jesus Christ's passion, death and resurrection. It includes Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday. Major events include the Last Supper on Holy Thursday, the crucifixion and stations of the cross on Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil mass on Holy Saturday celebrating Jesus' triumph over sin and death. The date of Easter varies each year between March 22nd and April 25th based on the lunar calendar.
This document provides information about the liturgical season of Advent, including its history, traditions, themes and purpose. Advent is a time of preparation that looks forward to both the celebration of Christ's birth at Christmas and his second coming. It encourages spiritual renewal and waiting expectantly for God to act in one's life through the "little advents" of Christ's presence in the sacraments, kindness of others, and living out one's vocation with hope, faith and love. The document explains the symbols, prayers and scripture readings of Advent and how Christians can observe this season as one of "holy waiting" to spiritually prepare for Christmas and actively await Christ's return.
This is the presentation done by Sis Elizabeth Role during the Church Workers' Seminar held at the Baraton University Church on Saturday 23rd January 2016
The Gift
I. Grieved
A. Gods Mercy Limited by Grief.
B. No Excuse
C. Lack of Interest in God = Grief
D. A Jealous God Vexed = An Angry Adversary
E. Things A Man Does Can Grieve God.
F. Hard Heart = Angry Grief.
G. Grace Resisted = God Grieved
II. Guaranteed
A. A Guide for the Ride-
1. Perfection is the Purpose of The H.S.
2. Growth Intended
3. Intercessor
B. H.S. is Grieved at a Lack of Growth-
III. Gaining in Grander
Conclusion:
This document describes Paul's second missionary journey, including that he visited churches in Syria and Cilicia before joining Timothy in Lystra. The Holy Spirit prevented Paul from preaching in Asia and Bithynia, so he went to Troas where he was joined by Luke. There, Paul had a vision of a Macedonian man calling for help, so he went to Philippi and converted Lydia. Paul and Silas were imprisoned there but prayed and sang hymns at midnight, and an earthquake freed them.
The document provides information about the liturgical season of Advent, including:
- Advent is a season of preparation to celebrate Christ's birth and anticipation of his second coming.
- It traditionally begins four Sundays before Christmas and focuses on themes of hope, renewal, and spiritual preparation through prayer and penance.
- Advent rituals like lighting candles on the Advent wreath each week symbolize the progression of time until Christ's birth is celebrated at Christmas.
The document is a summary of key passages from the book of Habakkuk in the Bible. It discusses how God came from Teman and Mount Paran with glory that filled the heavens and earth. When God's power was revealed, plagues and pestilence followed. God shook the earth and made nations tremble. Though the prophet Habakkuk was afraid upon hearing of God's deeds, he resolved to wait patiently for God's deliverance and to trust in God even during times of calamity.
The document provides background information on the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians. It was written by Paul around 60-62 AD from prison in Rome to express gratitude for gifts from the church in Philippi. The letter focuses on Paul's circumstances in prison, having the mind of Christ, knowledge of Christ, and finding peace in Christ. Prominent themes are joy and rejoicing in fellowship, afflictions, ministry, faithfulness, and unity through Christ.
The document appears to be text from the Book of Revelation chapters 2-3 describing letters from Jesus to 7 churches in Asia. The letters include recognition, reproach and advice for each church located in Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia and Laodicea.
This document summarizes information about ethnic and national minorities in the city of Zabrze, Poland. It discusses the history of Jews, Roma, Germans, and other groups that have lived in Zabrze. It provides details on the Jewish cemetery and traditions related to All Saints' Day among the Roma community in Zabrze. It also describes two Roma bands that perform folk music to share their culture.
Travis T. Johnson has over 8 years of experience working in various departments at Lunds and Byerlys grocery store, where he has developed strong customer service and work ethic skills. He has also worked on a farm to gain an understanding of physical labor. Johnson is currently studying at Minnesota School of Business and has taken courses in graphic design at other colleges to build skills in editing, camera work, Adobe software, and art. He stresses a motivated work ethic and takes pride in his work.
This document discusses the importance of music ministry in the church. It begins by noting that music is the second most powerful ministry after preaching God's word. The document then explores how music is referenced throughout the Bible, from the first mention in Genesis to the last in Revelation. It discusses how music will be part of heaven and notes several passages where music was part of gathering as believers. The main purposes of music ministry are to exalt God and edify believers. It should draw attention to God as the source, subject, and spirit of songs. Music ministry can also help evangelize the lost. The conclusion emphasizes that music ministry is a serious responsibility before God and musical choices should honor him.
This document provides the program details for a performance of Johann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B minor taking place on November 29, 2014 in Auckland, New Zealand. The performance commemorates the centenary of World War I and will feature Ensemble Polymnia, the Aorangi Singers, and soloists singing extracts from the Mass accompanied by narration of WWI poems. The program includes biographies of the conductor and soloists as well as background information on Bach's Mass in B minor.
06 notes the antiphons-their prayers-ekteniasZoran Bobic
This document discusses the antiphons sung at the beginning of the Divine Liturgy. It provides details on:
1) The first antiphon consists of verses from Psalm 65 and includes a prayer recited silently by the priest and a small ektenia between verses.
2) The antiphons originated from the older responsorial style of chanting psalms where a soloist sang each verse and the people responded with a refrain.
3) Over time, the antiphons were shortened from full psalms to three or four verses to allow greater participation from congregations without written texts.
St. Barnabas (Chester) Anglican Church held a morning prayer service on September 23, 2012 that included two readings, hymns, prayers, and announcements about upcoming bible studies, fundraisers, and meetings. The service celebrated Pentecost 17 and honored St. Barnabas with prayers and a reading from the Book of James.
The document discusses the use of musical instruments in sacred worship based on biblical passages. It summarizes that the instruments used in temple worship included trumpets, lyres, harps, and cymbals. Trumpets were used to signal the beginning of songs and worship. String instruments like lyres and harps accompanied singing without drowning out the voice. Cymbals were played to mark breaks between verses or sections of songs. Together the instruments helped lead the congregation in songs of praise to God.
The document discusses the purpose and proper conduct of music in worship. It states that the purposes of music in worship are to (1) declare God's glory, (2) be part of worshipping God, (3) praise and adore God, and (4) edify believers. It provides guidelines for proper worship music, including worshipping in spirit and truth with understanding, coming from a true relationship with God, maintaining reverence and joy, keeping a distinction between holy and profane music, choosing music appropriate to the occasion, and maintaining orderliness and organization. It cautions against improper displays and urges focusing more on prayer than singing.
The Paschal Triduum is the most important liturgical celebration in the Catholic Church, commemorating the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. It begins with the evening Mass on Holy Thursday and concludes the evening of Easter Sunday. Key events include the Last Supper on Holy Thursday, the crucifixion and veneration of the cross on Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil liturgy heralding the Resurrection on Holy Saturday night into Easter Sunday.
The season-of-advent-1196393169144383-4Anjela Solis
The document provides an overview of the season of Advent in the Catholic Church. It begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas and is a time of preparation and penance as the Church waits expectantly for the coming of Jesus Christ. The document discusses the meaning and origins of Advent, the liturgical color and practices like the Advent wreath. It encourages spiritual preparation through prayer, scripture reading and the sacraments during this liturgical season.
Does your SDA church believe drums are sinful? Please share this PowerPoint Presentation with them to clarify some often misinterpreted SOP statements.
The Holy Triduum is the three day period before Easter that commemorates Jesus Christ's passion, death and resurrection. It includes Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday. Major events include the Last Supper on Holy Thursday, the crucifixion and stations of the cross on Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil mass on Holy Saturday celebrating Jesus' triumph over sin and death. The date of Easter varies each year between March 22nd and April 25th based on the lunar calendar.
This document provides information about the liturgical season of Advent, including its history, traditions, themes and purpose. Advent is a time of preparation that looks forward to both the celebration of Christ's birth at Christmas and his second coming. It encourages spiritual renewal and waiting expectantly for God to act in one's life through the "little advents" of Christ's presence in the sacraments, kindness of others, and living out one's vocation with hope, faith and love. The document explains the symbols, prayers and scripture readings of Advent and how Christians can observe this season as one of "holy waiting" to spiritually prepare for Christmas and actively await Christ's return.
This is the presentation done by Sis Elizabeth Role during the Church Workers' Seminar held at the Baraton University Church on Saturday 23rd January 2016
The Gift
I. Grieved
A. Gods Mercy Limited by Grief.
B. No Excuse
C. Lack of Interest in God = Grief
D. A Jealous God Vexed = An Angry Adversary
E. Things A Man Does Can Grieve God.
F. Hard Heart = Angry Grief.
G. Grace Resisted = God Grieved
II. Guaranteed
A. A Guide for the Ride-
1. Perfection is the Purpose of The H.S.
2. Growth Intended
3. Intercessor
B. H.S. is Grieved at a Lack of Growth-
III. Gaining in Grander
Conclusion:
This document describes Paul's second missionary journey, including that he visited churches in Syria and Cilicia before joining Timothy in Lystra. The Holy Spirit prevented Paul from preaching in Asia and Bithynia, so he went to Troas where he was joined by Luke. There, Paul had a vision of a Macedonian man calling for help, so he went to Philippi and converted Lydia. Paul and Silas were imprisoned there but prayed and sang hymns at midnight, and an earthquake freed them.
The document provides information about the liturgical season of Advent, including:
- Advent is a season of preparation to celebrate Christ's birth and anticipation of his second coming.
- It traditionally begins four Sundays before Christmas and focuses on themes of hope, renewal, and spiritual preparation through prayer and penance.
- Advent rituals like lighting candles on the Advent wreath each week symbolize the progression of time until Christ's birth is celebrated at Christmas.
The document is a summary of key passages from the book of Habakkuk in the Bible. It discusses how God came from Teman and Mount Paran with glory that filled the heavens and earth. When God's power was revealed, plagues and pestilence followed. God shook the earth and made nations tremble. Though the prophet Habakkuk was afraid upon hearing of God's deeds, he resolved to wait patiently for God's deliverance and to trust in God even during times of calamity.
The document provides background information on the Epistle of Paul to the Philippians. It was written by Paul around 60-62 AD from prison in Rome to express gratitude for gifts from the church in Philippi. The letter focuses on Paul's circumstances in prison, having the mind of Christ, knowledge of Christ, and finding peace in Christ. Prominent themes are joy and rejoicing in fellowship, afflictions, ministry, faithfulness, and unity through Christ.
The document appears to be text from the Book of Revelation chapters 2-3 describing letters from Jesus to 7 churches in Asia. The letters include recognition, reproach and advice for each church located in Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia and Laodicea.
This document summarizes information about ethnic and national minorities in the city of Zabrze, Poland. It discusses the history of Jews, Roma, Germans, and other groups that have lived in Zabrze. It provides details on the Jewish cemetery and traditions related to All Saints' Day among the Roma community in Zabrze. It also describes two Roma bands that perform folk music to share their culture.
Travis T. Johnson has over 8 years of experience working in various departments at Lunds and Byerlys grocery store, where he has developed strong customer service and work ethic skills. He has also worked on a farm to gain an understanding of physical labor. Johnson is currently studying at Minnesota School of Business and has taken courses in graphic design at other colleges to build skills in editing, camera work, Adobe software, and art. He stresses a motivated work ethic and takes pride in his work.
O documento descreve a programação da 7a Comemoração do Dia do/a Assistente Social na Unifesp, incluindo oficinas sobre maioridade penal e terceirização, além de uma palestra sobre os impactos do neoconservadorismo no trabalho do assistente social.
This document provides an overview of Docker, including its history and community, what it is, how it compares to virtual machines and native environments, its internal architecture involving images, layers and containers, common use cases, and a demonstration of basic Docker commands. Docker is an open source platform for automating application development by packaging applications into containers that can be easily built, shipped and run on any infrastructure. It provides portability and versioning of applications with minimal overhead compared to virtual machines.
Jainaba Njie has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Arkansas State University with a 3.229 GPA and minor in Mathematics. She has experience as a Residence Assistant at Arkansas State University from 2011 to present, where she mediated conflicts and developed residents. She also worked as a Tutor-Mentor for Upward Bound in 2013, coaching students and mentoring them academically. Her other experience includes working as an IT Assistant Technician in 2009. She has skills in Microsoft Office, C++, Powerworld, Microcap, Multism, Mathlab, Arduino and PLC. She received several honors and scholarships including the Tokusen U.S.A. Endowment Fund Scholarship
Este documento discute los beneficios del trabajo en grupos en la escuela. Trabajar en grupos satisface la necesidad humana de compañía, y permite a los estudiantes experimentar el éxito, el fracaso y el aprendizaje de sus propias fortalezas y debilidades. También ayuda a desarrollar habilidades sociales como la tolerancia y la consideración hacia los demás. El trabajo en grupo crea una disciplina natural en la clase y ayuda a los estudiantes más débiles a superar el miedo al fracaso.
The Result of Biblical Worship: TranscendenceBibleTalk.tv
Many people come away from public worship unfulfilled but not knowing why. This lesson will explain what the Bible says we should receive from our worship in Spirit and Truth.
The Practice of Biblical Worship: SubmissionBibleTalk.tv
This lesson reviews the spiritual exercise that prepares the Christian for worship as a lifestyle and not simple a regular activity at an appointed time. Watch, listen or download: http://bibletalk.tv/the-practice-of-biblical-worship-submission
This document provides an overview and table of contents for guidelines on Process Safety Management (PSM) for ammonia refrigeration facilities. It covers 14 chapters that address the key elements of OSHA's PSM standard, including employee participation, process safety information, process hazard analysis, operating procedures, training, management of change, mechanical integrity, compliance audits, and more. Each chapter provides regulatory context, required elements, explanations, procedures, forms, and customization guidelines for a specific facility.
The Nature of Biblical Worship: CommunicationBibleTalk.tv
This opening session examines the core activity of public worship - communication with God, and how this essential component can be enhanced by learning the language of communication with God. Watch, listen or download: http://bibletalk.tv/the-nature-of-biblical-worship-communication
El documento describe 19 ejercicios de resistencia para fútbol, incluyendo ejercicios aeróbicos, anaeróbicos y específicos. Los ejercicios involucran carreras de orientación, series interválicas, enfrentamientos directos y ejercicios técnicos con repliegues. La mayoría de los ejercicios se enfocan en desarrollar la potencia, capacidad y resistencia aeróbica y anaeróbica a través de intervalos, series y distintas intensidades.
Este documento presenta tres técnicas de grabado: xilografía, chine-colle y linóleo. La xilografía enseña a trabajar con la veta de la madera y a hilo o contrafibra. El chine-colle enseña a crear collages con grabados de maneras tradicionales y contemporáneas. El linóleo enseña a usar diferentes tipos de línea para crear texturas sin dejar marcas en el material.
The document provides information on a 59-year-old male patient diagnosed with acute left systolic heart failure who was admitted to the hospital. Upon admission, the patient reported symptoms of shortness of breath, fatigue, and appetite loss resulting in a 15 pound weight loss over the previous month. Nutrition interventions included starting the patient on a cardiac diet and supplementing with Ensure drinks. The patient's oral intake gradually improved with supplementation and counseling from the dietician, and he was discharged after five days with a plan for a low sodium diet at home.
El diagrama de actividades describe los pasos necesarios para completar un proyecto o tarea. Muestra las diferentes actividades o tareas involucradas, el orden en que ocurren y las relaciones entre ellas, incluidas las dependencias. El diagrama de actividades es útil para planificar, coordinar y administrar proyectos.
Pastor Elio Marrocco's "Be Wise About The Worship Of God" sermon at New Life Christian Church on August 25, 2013. You can learn more about New Life Christian Church here: http://www.newlifecc.ca
Spontaneous & Prophetic Worship. Discover, how we as a church can journey into this aspect of worship. And Our Worship to God is more than moments or events filled with songs, music and dance. Worship is truly a life of consecration to God lived with a heart that’s totally devoted to Him.
For sermon audio, notes, slides, archives and other free resources like books, please visit our website - http://www.apcwo.org
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The document is a bulletin from St. Barnabas on the Danforth Anglican Church announcing the services and events for Pentecost Sunday. It provides the order of service, including readings, hymns, and a sermon. It also lists upcoming announcements, including the resumption of Sunday school and opportunities to serve as intercessors during prayers.
The disciples spent 10 days in fasting and prayer after Jesus' ascension to receive the Holy Spirit. On Pentecost, they experienced tongues of fire and began speaking in different languages so others could understand. About 3000 people then believed and were baptized after Peter preached to them about Jesus. The Holy Spirit came to be their teacher and helper.
The document discusses why we worship and the various ways we worship according to the Bible. It states that we worship God because he is our creator and merciful. Some of the ways we worship mentioned in the Bible include praying together aloud, lifting hands in praise, singing with our hearts, playing instruments, clapping, shouting, dancing, testifying, giving offerings, anointing with oil for healing, and allowing spiritual gifts. We are encouraged to worship God continually using praise and thanksgiving. God receives pleasure from our worship and his presence is brought to us, depressions are lifted, and victories are won through worship.
God expects us to respect His silence. Having commanded us to sing, he never mentions using musical instruments in worship. This lesson examines attempts to find authority for musical instruments.
1. Psalm 150 exhorts the use of various musical instruments such as trumpets, harps, cymbals, and others to praise God.
2. In the worship at the Temple, instruments such as trumpets and cymbals were used to signal the beginning and end of songs but not to set the rhythm. Stringed instruments accompanied singing without covering the voice.
3. Ellen White affirmed the use of musical instruments in worship services to add interest if used properly to support the voice and lift thoughts to God, but warned against their overuse or use to entertain.
This document discusses arguments for singing only (a cappella music) in worship based on examples from the New Testament and quotes from religious leaders. It provides biblical passages showing early Christians singing praises together and rebuts arguments for using musical instruments by stating there are no commands for it in the New Testament and it was not a tradition of the earliest churches. The document encourages obeying what is commanded by God presently rather than appealing to older practices.
This document outlines Dale Wells' thoughts and suggestions for leading various aspects of worship for the Palm Desert Church of Christ, given their current situation of increasing attendance. It provides their new Sunday schedule with two worship services. It also gives guidance on streamlining the worship order, leading public prayer, reading scripture, communion, announcements, and singing. Suggestions include being God-focused, orderly, and prepared. The goal is to magnify God and uplift worshippers while enriching spiritual lives.
This document discusses the requirements and importance of prayer, Bible study, and proclaiming the gospel as a medical missionary. It emphasizes that prayer, studying the Bible, and keeping the lamp of truth illuminated are essential. It also stresses that medical missionary work is the right arm of the gospel and an important part of spreading God's message to others.
The document provides the order of service for Pentecost Sunday at St. Barnabas (Chester) Anglican Church, including hymns, scripture readings from Acts and Romans, and a homily on the coming of the Holy Spirit. The service celebrates the Day of Pentecost and the fulfillment of the promises of Easter through the sending of the Holy Spirit to the disciples and the opening of salvation to all people.
Walk Wisely, be Filled - Ephesians 5:15-21David Turner
Believers are called Children of Light! But Children of Light must walk in the light and have wisdom to know that they can be drawn in to darkness. The Spirit is the guide that keeps us from darkness. Ephesians 5:15-21 warns Children of Light to depend on the Spirit and not be drawn back into the darkness they once walked. Visit www.BibleGuy.org for free PowerPoint Downloads of Ephesians.
The document discusses how believers are God's temple and chosen instruments. It provides several Bible verses that say: (1) God lives in believers and the Holy Spirit dwells within them. As God's temple, believers must honor God with their bodies. (2) God is worshipped in his temple, and believers should worship God with awe and reverence. (3) God is honored in his temple, so believers must not sadden the Holy Spirit but live in a way that honors God. The document poses three questions for the reader to reflect on how this changes how they live for and honor God.
The document discusses guidelines around music and singing in worship based on Ellen White's counsel. It provides perspectives on avoiding emotionalism or popular singing and instead focusing on heartfelt praise through song. It also addresses selecting familiar hymns, organizing good singing groups, and conducting the song service with order. While some Bible texts mention dancing, the document cautions that dancing is only appropriate during times designated by God and certain forms of dancing may not be acceptable.
The document discusses biblical perspectives on dancing and music. It notes that while the Bible describes dancing occurring in worship (e.g. Miriam dancing after the crossing of the Red Sea), it also associates dancing with idolatry (the golden calf incident). It raises questions about discerning when dancing is appropriate and what forms might be acceptable. Overall, the document examines what the Bible teaches about dancing and music in worship.
The Holy Spirit leads us in our inner man into the plans and purposes that God has for us. In this message, we learn how to recognise the voice of the Holy Spirit in our spirit, in order to carry out His instructions and follow His leading.
140525 eng got fruit series (part 2 - joy) by ps. cathryn loheaglepointcf
The document discusses the nature of joy from a biblical perspective. It explores joy as described in the Old Testament as being bright, exuberant and the result of fellowship with God. The New Testament describes joy as a grace and favor that results from recognizing God's grace. True joy comes from abiding in God's love by obeying his word. The early church was characterized by praising God with glad and sincere hearts. Believers can have joy even in persecution, sacrifices, service and trials as their faith is refined.
The document discusses the Greek word "psallo" which is translated as "sing" or "make melody" in various Bible translations. It provides definitions of the word from Greek lexicons which indicate it means to pluck, touch, or twitch strings. The document also argues based on these definitions and consistency principles that when Paul commands believers to "address one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs," he intends it to mean singing without musical instruments. It includes several quotes from religious leaders expressing reservations about the use of instruments in worship.
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The Glory of Singing in Worship
1. In Spirit & In Truth
The Practice of Worship
The Glory of Singing in Worship
#4
Mike Mazzalongo
BibleTalk.tv
2. In Spirit & In Truth
No instruments in public worship, why?
1. There is no command
3. In Spirit & In Truth
1 The
LORD spoke further to Moses,
2 “Make yourself two trumpets
saying,
of silver, of hammered work you shall
make them; and you shall use them
for summoning the congregation and
for having the camps set out.
Numbers 10:1-2
4. In Spirit & In Truth
8 The
priestly sons of Aaron, moreover,
shall blow the trumpets; and this shall
be for you a perpetual statute
throughout your generations.
Numbers 10:8
5. In Spirit & In Truth
10 Also
in the day of your gladness and in your
appointed feasts, and on the first days of
your months, you shall blow the trumpets
over your burnt offerings, and over the
sacrifices of your peace offerings; and they
shall be as a reminder of you before your
God. I am the LORD your God.”
Numbers 10:10
6. In Spirit & In Truth
25 He
then stationed the Levites in the house of
the LORD with cymbals, with harps and with
lyres, according to the command of David and
of Gad the king’s seer, and of Nathan the
prophet; for the command was from the LORD
26 The Levites stood
through His prophets.
with the musical instruments of David, and the
priests with the trumpets.
II Chronicles 29:25-26
7. In Spirit & In Truth
27 Then
Hezekiah gave the order to offer the
burnt offering on the altar. When the burnt
offering began, the song to the LORD also
began with the trumpets, accompanied by
the instruments of David, king of Israel.
II Chronicles 29:27
8. In Spirit & In Truth
What is the outcome then? I shall pray with the
spirit and I shall pray with the mind also; I shall
sing with the spirit and I shall sing with the
mind also.
I Corinthians 14:15
9. In Spirit & In Truth
18 And do
not get drunk with wine, for
that is dissipation, but be filled with the
Spirit,
Ephesians 5:18
10. In Spirit & In Truth
19 speaking
to one another in psalms
and hymns and spiritual songs,
singing and making melody with your
heart to the Lord;
Ephesians 5:19
11. In Spirit & In Truth
16 Let the
word of Christ richly dwell within
you, with all wisdom teaching and
admonishing one another with
psalms and hymns and spiritual
songs, singing with thankfulness in your
hearts to God.
Colossians 3:16
13. In Spirit & In Truth
No instruments in public worship, why?
1. There is no command
2. There is no example
14. In Spirit & In Truth
Use of Instruments for
worship in the O.T. were
commanded and there are
many examples of their use.
15. In Spirit & In Truth
Q: Why No Examples?
A: They were not used.
16. In Spirit & In Truth
No instruments in public worship, why?
1. There is no command
2. There is no example
3. The Proof of History
17. In Spirit & In Truth
Historians estimate that for at
least the first 1000 years of
church history Christian worship
was without instruments.
18. In Spirit & In Truth
“The use of singing with
instrumental music was not
received in the Christian churches
as it was among the Jews.”
Justin Martyr-150 AD
19. In Spirit & In Truth
“.. fleshly”
Augustine (354-430 AD)
20. In Spirit & In Truth
“The church does not use instruments.. when
praising God.. for musical instruments usually
move the soul more to pleasure than create
inner moral goodness”
Thomas Acquinas- 1260 AD
21. In Spirit & In Truth
The majority of church
history supports and
confirms that A cappella
music is the correct form to
use in public worship.
22. In Spirit & In Truth
Christ Himself has lifted up the
practice of singing in worship as
a glorious thing.
“Old Light on New Worship”
John Price
23. The Glory of Singing
1. Jesus’ Own Example.
After singing a hymn, they went out to the
Mount of Olives.
Matthew 26:30
24. The Glory of Singing
2. A Teaching Ministry
Let the word of Christ richly dwell within you,
with all wisdom teaching and admonishing one
another with psalms and hymns and spiritual
songs, singing with thankfulness in your hearts
to God.
Colossians 3:16
25. The Glory of Singing
3. A Foretaste of Heaven
And they sang the song of Moses, the bond-servant
of God, and the song of the Lamb, saying,
“Great and marvelous are Your works,
O Lord God, the Almighty;
Righteous and true are Your ways,
King of the nations!”
Revelation 15:3
26. In Spirit & In Truth
“Singing is the only ordinance of the
church that shall continue in heaven. When
we see Him face to face, preaching, prayer,
(communion and baptism).. shall be done
away.”
“Old Light on New Worship”
John Price
27. In Spirit & In Truth
In worship remember...
Singing is pleasing to God based on
our obedience, not our ability.
28. In Spirit & In Truth
In worship remember...
A cappella singing has been raised
to glory by Jesus.
29. In Spirit & In Truth
In worship remember...
Jesus sings with us.
30. In Spirit & In Truth
“I will praise you among the
Nations I will sing praises to
your Name.”
Psalms 18:49