We as humans are gifted with the fact that we are so short sighted and are seldom not in awe when things happen to us that may be out of the ordinary routine, whether for good or bad. Blind sided though we are we also demonstrate remarkable resiliance. I am part of that resiliance and am here to help, through my writings and through discussions with the reader. So sit back, buckle your seat belts, and enjoy the ride.
Saturday, September 26, 2009
In Numbers 12:42 there is a good example of a chorus. In Numbers 3:19 there is instruction to those that play stringed instruments. In Exodus, women were led by Miriam in song and praise using tamborines. Instruments were used also in Joshua 6:8, and instructions were given how to make instruments in Numbers 10:2. And when the temple was built, there were various groups of singers. (Ezekiel 40:44) But once one gets to the New Testament and specifically the New Testament church where did the instruments and choruses go, according to the bible? Were these no longer considered godly? Obviously, there is a point in time that God did in fact accept or allow the presence of His temple of certain instruments. Trumpets, drums, horns, maybe to call such a big assortment of people to worship. But not in the New Testament. Only God knows why. It does give one pause to think.
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