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Order of Contents
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Articles on both Moral & Ceremonial Worship
1600’s
Ames, William – pp. 35-39 of ch. 4, ‘Concerning the Nature & Definition of a Ceremony’ in A Fresh Suit Against Human Ceremonies in God’s Worship… (Amsterdam: Thorp, 1633), Manuduction
Corbet, John –
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On Moral Worship
Article
Palmer, Herbert & Daniel Cawdrey – ch. 6, ‘Solemn Worship is Moral-Natural, both Solitary & Conjoined in Families & Churches, & How Far’ in Sabbatum Redivivum, or the Christian Sabbath Vindicated… (1645), Part 1, pp. 73-82
See also our section, ‘On Moral-Natural Laws’.
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Samuel Rutherford
A Peaceable & Temperate Plea for Paul’s Presbytery in Scotland (1642), ch. 20, article 4
“He [the pastor] begins the [public] worship with prayer and praising, and closes therewith (as the apostles, Acts 20:18,19,36; Matt 26:30, as the church of Corinth added to prophesying praying and the singing of psalms, 1 Cor. 14:14-17, and as this moral worship was ordinary to the Jews).”
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On Ceremonial Worship
See also ‘The Ceremonial Law’.
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Article
Palmer, Herbert & Daniel Cawdrey – ch. 1, sections 5-9 of Part 1 of Sabbathum Redivivum, or the Christian Sabbath Vindicated… (1645), pp. 4-6
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Related Pages
On Internal & External Worship
Natural vs. Instituted Worship
Regulative Principle of Worship
Natural Gestures & Customs in Worship; of Reverence
Worship by Distance through Technology
Only One Kind of Religious Worship; Dulia to Saints is Idolatrous
Christian Worship: from the Synagogue, not the Temple
Distinguishable Aspects in the Elements of Worship
Opinion of Sanctity & Necessity: Not Essential to False Worship