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What Do We Sing in Public Worship?

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  • Ronald E. Pearce

This booklet discusses the Exclusive Psalmody position as well as the Psalms and Hymns position. The author argues that Scripture, biblical history, and church history allow for the singing of more than only the Psalms.

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What Should We Sing?

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  • Peter J. Naylor

Is exclusive psalmody what the church should hold to? This article shows that while singing Psalms should be valued, hymns should not be excluded. God’s people have a mandate to compose and sing hymns.

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What Should We Sing?

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  • Peter J. Naylor

This article interacts with the arguments for exclusive psalmody in congregational singing.

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What Should We Sing?

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  • Peter J. Naylor

With the regulative principle of worship in mind, this article looks at the arguments given to support exclusive psalmody.

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Music, Song, and Worship: A Brief Overview

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  • W. Robert Godfrey

If music is not a prominent element in the New Testament, what kind of singing should feature in our worship services? The author discusses the value of singing the Psalms, and evaluates common objects to exclusive psalmody.

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