Eusebio Tanicala: 13 Steps to a Better Understanding Why the Use of Mechanical Instruments of Music in Christian Worship
Lacks New Testament Authority In Bible Study Lessons, Features on January 29, 2009 at 5:35 am
By the
false claim that God COMMANDED instrumental worship under the Law but
changed His Mind and simply did not mention it in the New Testament,
most once-Christian colleges are teaching a false doctrine which gives
aid and comfort to those who can't find any evidence to the contrary.
This is truly not scholarship at any level.
Part Two will look at the "proofs" that God commanded Instrumental music in worship.
Part Three will Show that Amos condemned the ACTS of their worship which proved a bad attitude
Answering the Church of Christ pages. This
seems to be another place to denounce the teachings of the Church of
Christ. This is specificially in the realm of "instrumental music in
worship." All of the links are to people who have misused the Old
Testament to say that God STILL commands instrumental praise and we
should not be disobedient.
RICK ATCHLEY and his confession of using the BURNT OFFERING
ritual with music which God did not command. This was the worship
of the starry host to which God abandoned Israel because of musicl
idolatry at Mount Sinai. The Levites as authority for the musicl
worship teams were an old Egyptian priesthood who served the worship of
MOLECH and therefore the same in Jerusalem
John Mark Hicks: Baptismal Rapproachement Between Southern Baptists and Churches of Christ?
Danny Corbitt and a repeat of the false proof texts out of a lexicon to justify sowing discord by imposing instrument music.
Jay Guin etal at ONEINJESUS. Updated 10.19.09 why most preachers just don't get it.
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King Solomon's Temple
2 Chronicles 5: was the Temple
Dedication a pattern for the
New Testament Church? No, God promised David a tent but Solomon built a
house at a pagan site but God does not dwell in houses built by human
hands. Nor, is God worshipped by the Works of human hands.
The NACC has actively promoted Solomon's Temple Dedication
animal
sacrifice with loud noise as a patternism for New Testament Worship and
the basis for ecumenical unity.
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religions.
Second
Chronicles Chapter 5.
The dedication of Solomon's HOUSE is not that which God promised David
as a TENT. Even Jacob warns us not to attend the assemblies
of
the Levites.
Revelation
22 In most of the Bible there is a clear
contrast: the evil thread which began with Jacob's prophecies and
warning
NOT to attend the assemblies of the tribe of Levi,
and a clear definition of the synagogue or Ekklesia where Jesus Christ,
the Alpha and Omega provides "angels" and instructs them what to speak.
Quick outtake of King Solomon's Temple.
C.
Leonard Allen Trinitarian Theology and Spiritual Life
Trinity
as “Necessary” Fact in Alexander Campbell’s “Christian System of Facts"
John
Mark Hicks at
Rochester Accuses Alexander Campbell of defending
Trinitarianism as the
only option for opposing
Barton W. Stone's view
of the nature of Jesus of Nazareth. That leap is reinforced
by
partial quotes to make Campbell a "Trinitarian" if partially in the
closet.
1 Corinthians 1:
Paul comments on Isaiah 33 which prophesied the end of all of the
podiums,
collections and
music in the
Kingdom of Christ.