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The Rocks will cry out to Worship It’s all in His Name or
It
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s all in His Name
or
(Let the name of the lord help)
Let the name of the lord help)
God is spirit” means he is not a physical being limited to one place.
He is present everywhere and he can be worshiped anywhere, at any time.
It is not where we worship that counts, but how we worship.
Is your worship genuine and true?
Do you have the Holy Spirit’s help?
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means he is not a physical being limited to one place.
He is pr
esent everywhere
and he can be worshiped anywhere, at any time.
It is not wher
How does the Holy Spirit help us worship?
The Holy Spirit prays for us (), the words of Christ teaches us (), and tells us we are loved ().
e we worship that counts, but how
ans 8:26 L
WORSHIP Human response to the perceived presence of the divine, a presence which
we worship.
Is your worship genuine and true?
Do you have the Holy S
pirit
Human response to the perceived presence of the divine, a pres
’
ence which
s help?
How does
transcends normal human activity and is holy.
Thus, Jacob, fleeing away to Haran, perceived the presence of the Lord in a dream while sleeping at “a certain place,”
the Holy Spirit help us worship?
The Holy Spirit prays for
cob, fleeing away to Haran, perceived the
us (), teaches us the
presence of the Lord in a dream while sleeping at
“
words of Christ (), and tells us we are loved (Romans 5:5).
a certain place,
ns 5:5).
”
and when he woke from his sleep, he said:
sleep, he said:
Worship
in the Bible moves back and forth between personal experience and corporate
ord is in this place; and I
knew it not.
[17] And he was afraid, and said, How dreadful is this p
ience and corporate
lace! this is
experience.
Personal worship may occur in very private circumstances or may be related to
cumstances or may be related to
none other but the house of God, and this is the gate of heaven.
public worship.
This is illustrated by the shifting back and forth from plural speakers to a
rom plural speakers to a
singular speaker in the Psalms (for instance, ).
Personal worship and corporate worship are mutually interactive.
Corporate worship is empowered by personal experience, but personal experience needs affirmation and interpretation in corporate worship.
Thus, early Christians were warned not to neglect meeting together in worship,
Personal worship and corporate worship
are mutually interactive.
Corporate worship is empowered by
personal experience, but personal
experience needs affirmation and interpretation in cor
porate worship.
Thus, early Christians were
warned not to neglect meeting together in worship,
“as is the habit of some,” in order to encourage one another in the faith and in the spiritual
as is the habit of some,
”
in order to
encourage one another in the faith and in the spiritual
life ().
Assembling together in worship is an affirmation of what the worshipers believe and an opportunity for mutual response to the gracious actions of God.
in worship is an affirmation of what the worshipers beli
eve and an opportunity for mutual
response to the gracious actions of God.
Worship in the Bible appears in varied forms and types.
Worship in song, dance, prayer,
eve and an opportunity for mutual
in the Bible appears in varied forms and types.
Worship in
song, dance, prayer,
response to the gracious actions of God.
praise, and offerings.
Yes we can say the worship is giving back to God or Blessing
.
Yes we can say the worship is giving back to God or Blessing
God back.
We’ve been taught that you can worship without praise but u can’t have true praise him without worship.
’
ve
been taught that you can worship without praise but u can
’
Times and places are among the major factors.
Worship, especially of the corporate type,
t
have true
praise him without worship.
Times
and places are among the major factors.
Worship, especia
lly of the corporate type,
normally takes place according to some sort of schedule and/or calendar.
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