The True Psalmody
Reformed Ministers
Oct 2011 · Puritan Publications
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The book deals with the application of the Regulative Principle in singing to God during corporate worship. The theological outcome of such a study dictates the manner in which a Christian may lawfully WORSHIP THE LIVING GOD. We are not speaking about secondary issues, or non-essentials. We are speaking about WORSHIP. The topic is profoundly practical and will press Christians to consider their current position on worship, and the singing of Psalms.
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09 December 2017
Very good case for exclusive psalmody. If you are singing uninspired hymns at church, you should have a look at it. Most of the objections to exclusive psalmody are answered.
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The authors of this book are the Scottish Ministers of the 19th century who formed a committee and came together to put this work into print as a result of the waywardness of worship that was happening in their day. It is not written by one man. It is a collective effort which makes the work more valuable and helpful.
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