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The Believer’s Role in Public Worship: Active Participant or Passive Spectator? (2)

Charles Terpstra·2002-01-15
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A Conscious Involvement God's people, we said, have a vital role in the worship of God. They are not passive spectators but active participants. That brings us to our second main point, in which we want to examine specifically our conscious involvement in worship. By looking at the worship service and its various elements, we want to show how we are active and how we must be active. We return to the idea that the Reformed worship service is to be seen as covenant fellowship or dialogue...

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Charles Terpstra
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2002-01-15

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