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1. paulchappell.com › 2017/03/09 › biblical-principlesBiblical Principles for Music and Worship - Paul Chappell

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   Mar 9, 2017 · I believe music is to reflect the holiness of God. The seraphim in the throne room of Heaven continually cry out, “Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of hosts: the whole earth is full of his glory” (Isaiah 6:3), and Revelation tells us that the saints in Heaven likewise sing in grateful worship of God’s holiness and redemption (Revelation 5:8–14).

2. paulchappell.com › 2017/03/11 › biblical-principlesBiblical Principles for Music and Worship, Part 3 - Paul Chappell

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   Mar 11, 2017 · In part 2 we looked at seven more principles, for a total so far of 10: I believe preaching is central in worship and evangelism. I believe music is to reflect the holiness of God. I believe there is a true danger in over contextualizing church ministry. I believe sacred music is for the purpose of worship, thanksgiving, rejoicing, consecration ...

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4. www.faithward.org › the-theology-and-place-ofThe Theology and Place of Music in Worship | Faithward.org

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   The role of music in worship is biblical. After escaping from the Egyptians and crossing the Red Sea, the people of Israel sang a song to the Lord (Exod. 15). Singing was part of Israel’s formal worship in both tabernacle and temple (1 Chron. 6:31-32, 16:42). The Psalms bear rich testimony that in joy and sorrow, in praise and lament, the ...

5. www.modernreformation.org › resources › articlesMusic and the Worship of the Living God - Modern Reformation

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   Jun 6, 2007 · Hence, the music of worship ought to reflect, in word and form, God’s splendor and beauty. The less our worship does that, the harder it is for the true worshipper to be drawn to it. Hugh of St. Victor declared “the world is like a book written by the finger of God” and its “visible beauty is an image of invisible beauty.”

6. www.adventistbiblicalresearch.org › wp-contentMusic in the Presence of a Holy God: Principles for Religious ...

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   is. God’s power was spoken twice (Ps. 62:11), but His holiness thrice”. 12 In this Sanctus, the seraphim proclaim God’s “essential being. God is by definition ‘holy’. . . . ‘Holy’ denotes God’s innermost nature.”13 This scene influenced Isaiah so deeply that he never forgot it. “Throughout his long and arduous mission he

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7. www.premierchristianity.com › home › matt-redman-weMatt Redman: We need more worship songs about the holiness of God

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   Jan 24, 2021 · We must make sure to praise him for his holiness– not just for his helpfulness. There are many other theological pitfalls that we must watch out for as we create and shape our congregational worship responses in 2021, but I believe a lack of emphasis on the holiness of God is our most acute problem.

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   Does music reflect God's Holiness?

   • 2. I believe music is to reflect the holiness of God. The seraphim in the throne room of Heaven continually cry out, “Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord of hosts: the whole earth is full of his glory” (Isaiah 6:3), and Revelation tells us that the saints in Heaven likewise sing in grateful worship of God’s holiness and redemption (Revelation 5:8–14).

   Biblical Principles for Music and Worship - Paul Chappell

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   Why should worship music be a conscious sense of holiness?

   • A conscious sense of the holiness of the Lord should permeate all worship music. “Sing unto the Lord, O ye saints of his, and give thanks at the remembrance of his holiness” (Ps 30:4, KJV). The music produced by the seraphim reveals their intense devotion and reverence to God.

   Music in the Presence of a Holy God: Principles for Religious Music

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   Does holiness matter?

   • In all areas of a Christian’s walk, holiness matters. And in no area is this more true than in the area of our worship, particularly of the music we use to worship God.

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   Why do we sing 'holiness versus helpfulness' in our worship lyrics?

   • One trend worth noting in our current worship lyrics is the tendency to only write and sing about the attributes of God that are directly helpful to us – and perhaps neglect other aspects of his worth because they do not appear to be directly beneficial to our own lives. It is perhaps ‘holiness versus helpfulness’.

   Matt Redman: We need more worship songs about the holiness of God

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   What do you believe in sacred music?

   • I believe sacred music is for the purpose of worship, thanksgiving, rejoicing, consecration, edification, evangelism, and preservation of our faith. I believe in the priority of psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs as taught in the Word of God. I believe a hymn is a celebration of God based on Scripture.

   Biblical Principles for Music and Worship, Part 3 | Paul Chappell

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   Why is music important in worship?

   • Music is a powerful tool to teach and meditate on God, to adore him, and to allow individuals to participate in unified expressions of praise by congregations. Ranging from joy to lament, emotions can and should be expressed through the songs used in worship.

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9. worshipleader.com › worship-god-emotions-and-musicThe Experience of Worship: God, Emotions, and Music

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   May 4, 2024 · The anger of God is a result of human actions that do not follow his perfect plans and will. In Scripture, God’s anger is linked to the holiness of his nature in reaction to that which is contrary or demeaning to it. Idolatry and evil behavior demean the character of God by actions that are in direct disobedience to what has been commanded.