Themes and Variations for a Christian Doxology: A Theology of WorshipOld says that worship is best understood by means of several distinctive Biblical concepts which are tied together by the word doxology. Through a series of engaging vignettes--from the lamentations of Israel to the supplications of the Benedictine office--Old presents a rich profusion of worship variations that have developed out of the Biblical themes for a Christian doxology. |
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... developed with particular clarity by John Oecolampadius , who distinguished the principle from a naive biblicism . There had been those who felt that worship was biblical as long as nothing was done that was expressly forbidden in ...
... developed with particular clarity by John Oecolampadius , who distinguished the principle from a naive biblicism . There had been those who felt that worship was biblical as long as nothing was done that was expressly forbidden in ...
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... develop this gift . But again we are very much aware that Luther's sermons on prayer tell us more than the prayers he is ... developed on these themes . It is in this way that we will consider the themes and variations of a Christian ...
... develop this gift . But again we are very much aware that Luther's sermons on prayer tell us more than the prayers he is ... developed on these themes . It is in this way that we will consider the themes and variations of a Christian ...
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... developed doctrine of the Holy Spirit , something that is at the core of the epicletic dimension of Christian worship . The invocations and supplications of Christian prayer all fi- nally resolve , as we see in Gerhardt's hymn , to the ...
... developed doctrine of the Holy Spirit , something that is at the core of the epicletic dimension of Christian worship . The invocations and supplications of Christian prayer all fi- nally resolve , as we see in Gerhardt's hymn , to the ...
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Doxology as the Theology of Worship | 1 |
Epicletic Doxology | 17 |
Kerygmatic Doxology | 41 |
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