Themes and Variations for a Christian Doxology: Being the Clinton Lectures, Delivered Spring Semester, 1989, University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, Dubuque, IowaAuthor "weaves the five biblical voices of invocation, proclamation, wisdom, prophecy, and covenant into a chorus of theology as praise. Starting from the two Testaments, he develops his themes through the history of Christian worship with variations embracing not only rites and prayers but also art, music, and, above all, hymnody. The book will help the reading pastor to construct and conduct a rich service with the Lord's people on the Lord's Day"--Back cover. |
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Most of us have had those wonderful experiences at a summer conference when
vespers has been held out in the woods or looking out over a lake at sunset
when there was a reverent hush and no one had to explain what was going on .
Most of us have had those wonderful experiences at a summer conference when
vespers has been held out in the woods or looking out over a lake at sunset
when there was a reverent hush and no one had to explain what was going on .
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This is only the first of a whole host of works that explain the sacraments by
means of their Old Testament types . The most famous of these was St . Ambrose
of Milan ' s De sacramentis . For many centuries after it was introduced , the
church ...
This is only the first of a whole host of works that explain the sacraments by
means of their Old Testament types . The most famous of these was St . Ambrose
of Milan ' s De sacramentis . For many centuries after it was introduced , the
church ...
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Johannes Cocceius ( 1603 - 1669 ) in seventeenth - century Netherlands , Jean
Daillé ( 1594 - 1670 ) in Paris , and Thomas Manton ( 1620 - 1677 ) in Puritan
London all exhibited a great devotion to explaining the text of Scripture . Let us
not ...
Johannes Cocceius ( 1603 - 1669 ) in seventeenth - century Netherlands , Jean
Daillé ( 1594 - 1670 ) in Paris , and Thomas Manton ( 1620 - 1677 ) in Puritan
London all exhibited a great devotion to explaining the text of Scripture . Let us
not ...
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Contents
Doxology as the Theology of Worship | 1 |
Epicletic Doxology | 17 |
Kerygmatic Doxology | 41 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Themes and Variations for a Christian Doxology: Being the Clinton Lectures, Delivered Spring Semester, 1989, University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, Dubuque, Iowa Clinton lectures |
| Author | Hughes Oliphant Old |
| Publisher | W.B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1992 |
| ISBN | 0802806147, 9780802806147 |
| Length | 147 pages |
| Subjects | › › Religion / Christian Theology / General |
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