discipulo
Puritan Board Junior
rephrasing for the sake of clarity:
Is it a sin Not to sing uninspired hymns in the Public Worship of the Church?
I admit from the start this is a rhetorical question at best, eventually at its worst, you may even find it a loaded question. So be it.
I heard this question on a sermon defending Exclusive Psalmody and I found it breathtaking.
Why? Because in my opinion it presents the Regulative Principle of Worship in a nutshell.
But this was the preacher's question as his answer was a redundant NO. But it may not be yours. If so, why?
(Please notice that my question doesn't include scriptural inspired songs like the Benedictus, the song of Zechariah. Luke 1:68-79, yet feel free to comment on these vs the Psalms too.)
Is it a sin Not to sing uninspired hymns in the Public Worship of the Church?
I admit from the start this is a rhetorical question at best, eventually at its worst, you may even find it a loaded question. So be it.
I heard this question on a sermon defending Exclusive Psalmody and I found it breathtaking.
Why? Because in my opinion it presents the Regulative Principle of Worship in a nutshell.
But this was the preacher's question as his answer was a redundant NO. But it may not be yours. If so, why?
(Please notice that my question doesn't include scriptural inspired songs like the Benedictus, the song of Zechariah. Luke 1:68-79, yet feel free to comment on these vs the Psalms too.)