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Last updated: April,
2005.
Worship Lecture
notes to accompany these lectures are available here.
Lecture
1. Introduction; The Public Meeting.
40:46 min. 9.3 Mb.
Lecture 2. Loving
and
Worshipping the Lord.
45:08 min. 10.3 Mb.
Lecture 3.
Participation in the Priestly Office.45:54 min. 10.5 Mb.
Lecture 4. Participation
in
Worship.
45:29 min. 10.4
Mb.46:31 min. 10.6 Mb.
Lecture 5.
Participation in the Public Meeting.41:27 min. 9.4 Mb.
Lecture 6.
Problems in Worship.46:24 min. 10.6 Mb.
Lecture 7.
Procedures to Aid in Public Worship.43:42 min. 10.0 Mb.
Lecture 8.
Scenes of Biblical Worship. |
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group of Christians who see a desperate need for men and women
convinced
of the complete reliability of the Bible who will:
(1) get training both in
Biblical
studies and in some other academic discipline, and
(2) use this training to help
other Christians deal with the many areas where non-Christian teaching
is so dominant today.
We believe that such trained people can be effective
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