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Music Historians and the Non-Use of Instrumental Music in Worship
J. N. BROWN, The Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge, p. 852“That instrumental music was not practiced by primitive Christians, but was an aid to devotion of later times, is evident from church history. The organ was first introduced into the church by Marianus Sanatus in the year 920; and the first that we know in the… Continue reading
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How to Focus Your Thoughts During the Lord’s Supper
To help you meditate during the Lord’s Supper, reflect on these significant numbers: 5 – The Number of Times the Lord’s Body Was Pierced Four nails pierced His hands and feet to secure Him to the cross. The sword pierced His side. John 19:34 Reflect on the physical suffering of Christ for our sins. 4… Continue reading
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The Apostles of Jesus Christ
Simon: Also known as the Zealot or Canaanite. His parents are unknown, and he was from Galilee. His occupation is not specified, and no writings are attributed to him. Tradition suggests he was crucified. Judas: Also called Iscariot, son of Simon. He came from Bethsaida, Capernaum, and Jerusalem. His occupation is not mentioned, and no… Continue reading
