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1. www.christianitytoday.com › 1993 › 01Worship in the Early Church: Did You Know? - Christianity Today

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   The first part of an early Christian worship assembly was open to all, including strangers, who might be converted by the preaching. The second part of the service involved the Lord’s Supper ...

   • How the Early Christians Worshipped

     In his First Apology (155 a.d.), the second-century...

2. derekdemars.com › 2021/04/21 › what-did-worship-lookWhat Did Worship Look Like in the Early Church? – Theology ...

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   Apr 21, 2021 · The early church was VERY structured and centered when it came to the Lord’s Supper. As 1 Corinthians 10-11 and a great deal of content from the early Church Fathers indicates, the Eucharistic meal was held very highly as the most sacred part of weekly Christian worship, not to be treated lightly.

3. justdisciple.com › early-christian-worshipHow & Where Early Christians Worshiped God - Just Disciple

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   Dec 3, 2019 · By looking at false claims and the truth, we can get a better understanding of the history and growth of the church since the days of Christ and beyond. How Early Christians Worshiped. Early Christian worship was confusing and appalling to many of the Jews and Romans around them. Early Christian worship was highly confused and construed by ...

4. www.christianitytoday.com › 2006 › 05How the Early Christians Worshipped - Christianity Today

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   May 26, 2006 · In his First Apology (155 a.d.), the second-century Christian philosopher and apologist Justin Martyr wrote a fascinating account of Christian worship and beliefs. Originally addressed to the ...

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   Some early Christians, for instance, did some odd things, like baptize for the dead or get drunk at the love feast. Then again, the early church did some brilliant things, like regularly including Communion, the Scriptures, and the sermon in worship. And the early Christians accomplished the incredible feat of maintaining these

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6. christianhistoryinstitute.org › magazine › articleWorship in the Early Church: Did You Know? | Christian ...

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   When worship was ended, Christians took home the consecrated bread so that those who couldn’t attend worship could partake of the Lord’s Supper. In North Africa, Christians took home the bread so they could celebrate the sacrament every day with their families. Thus, “Give us today our daily bread” carried a deeper meaning. By John O. Gooch

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   What was the church like in the early church?

   • The early church was VERY structured and centered when it came to the Lord’s Supper. As 1 Corinthians 10-11 and a great deal of content from the early Church Fathers indicates, the Eucharistic meal was held very highly as the most sacred part of weekly Christian worship, not to be treated lightly.

   What Did Worship Look Like in the Early Church?

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   How did early Christians worship?

   • Early Christians worshiped God through scripture, prayer, hymns, spiritual songs, spiritual gifts, prayer, teaching, edification, and encouragement. Early Christians met in private in homes, or in the synagogue and temple. In this blog, I am explaining how Early Christians worshiped and where they worshiped in greater detail.

   How & Where Early Christians Worshiped God - Just Disciple

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   What did early Christians do?

   • Originally addressed to the Roman emperor in defense of Christianity, Justin’s description gives us a window into what early Christians actually did when they gathered together to baptize, celebrate the Lord’s Supper, worship, and build community. Here is an excerpt from this classic book.

   How the Early Christians Worshipped - Christianity Today

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   Why was early Christian worship so confusing and appalling?

   • Early Christian worship was confusing and appalling to many of the Jews and Romans around them. Early Christian worship was highly confused and construed by onlookers. For example, Jews were furious with Christians because they worshiped a man, Jesus. Jews believed that only God should be worshiped.

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   How did early Christian worship differ from other religions?

   • Early Christian worship was highly confused and construed by onlookers. For example, Jews were furious with Christians because they worshiped a man, Jesus. Jews believed that only God should be worshiped. For those who did not understand that Jesus was fully God and fully man, this concept was completely heretical.

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   Did early Christians have a charismatic worship style?

   • Even though they met primarily in homes (out of necessity more than anything else), the early Christians did not practice a purely spontaneous, purely “charismatic” (in the modern understanding) worship style. However, there certainly were charismatic or spontaneous elements, and prophets were a big deal in the early church.

   What Did Worship Look Like in the Early Church?

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8. www.thegospelcoalition.org › themelios › articleThe origins of the worship of Christ - The Gospel Coalition

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   The great German scholar Johannes Weiss called the worship of Christ ‘the most significant step of all in the history of the origins of Christianity’. 1 The American scholar David Aune has written, ‘Perhaps the single most important historical development within the early church was the rise of the cultic worship of the exalted Jesus within the primitive Palestinian church.’ 2 In this ...