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What are your existing ideas about what worship is?
Are you uncomfortable when it’s loud ?
Do you feel anxiety when it’s silent?
Let’s look at David and Solomon:
as the ark of the covenant was brought back to the place where it belonged, the King, Regal and Mighty leaped and whirled before the Lord.
most of the time when the bible speaks of worship it is like this exuberant.
1. our worship needs to be more substance then style.
these verses do not contradict the above verses they are there to allow us to pull some substance into our dancing and clapping and singing loud.
its not quite meditation or exuberant worship it is quiet meditation and exuberant worship.
steve ham HC
both charismatic and non charismatic worship styles can fall unto the form of Godliness denying the power there of.
2. Let’s us look at worship in heaven.
we see them saying with a loud voice:
that means that they where participating.
the seven spirits is a way of saying “ the Holy spirit is perfect.
he is worthy of our worship and praise.
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