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The Dillenburger Synod Abolished Organs In Worship

by R. Scott Clark on March 30, 2021 |

Latin songs, as well as organs (first introduced into the churches by Pope Vitellianus about 665) are for the most part abolished in the churches of this land. Not that use of the Latin language or of music is rejected of itself . . . Continue reading →

Heidelminicast: The Reformed Churches In Nassau Rejected Instruments In Public Worship

by Heidelcast on December 15, 2022 |
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Does “Sing To Him A New Song” Justify Praise Songs?

by R. Scott Clark on May 3, 2025 |

We must read the injunctions to “sing a new song” in light of what the New Testament teaches us about types, (fore)shadows, and copies. Continue reading →

Categorized Psalms, Rule of Worship, Worship | Tagged 2 Chronicales 29, instruments, new song, praise song, types and shadows

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