Justified
Puritan Board Sophomore
I feel this is an important topic. One I have been rather confused about for sometime now. Upon further reflection I've realized that it is obvious that the RPW must apply to all worship. However, it also seems obvious that the application of it is different in non-corporate contexts. For example, in your own private devotions or family setting, an ordained minister is not usually giving an exposition of the text.
How ought we to apply the RPW to private worship? Can we sing non-inspired compositions (as one who believes in singing exclusively the scriptural canticles in public worship, it seems weird to me that you wouldn't be able to; but perhaps I err). Can you use instruments in private worship?
The floor is open to discuss all applications of the RPW to private worship. I just asked some of those questions because they are questions that I had.
How ought we to apply the RPW to private worship? Can we sing non-inspired compositions (as one who believes in singing exclusively the scriptural canticles in public worship, it seems weird to me that you wouldn't be able to; but perhaps I err). Can you use instruments in private worship?
The floor is open to discuss all applications of the RPW to private worship. I just asked some of those questions because they are questions that I had.