A Brief History of the Covenanters and Psalm Singing.wmv

[@tbone4646]

An excellent, modern and historical argument for Psalm singing. I pray more Presbyterian Churches would sing the Lord's Word.

[@LiliesMallardsandMore]

Thank you for this message. The Lord stirs my heart to learn to worship Him, through the singing of the Psalms!

[@benturnbull4009]

I could listen too this man all day and everyday

[@tombrydson781]

Ben Turnbull I could as well true is spok en

[@E36780]

Most Excellent!

[@Post-ModernCzechoslovakianWar]

This is blessed.

[@garymozda1010]

What is the Psalm recording at the intro? Great resource. Thanks for sharing this!

[@ameliamcgowan8495]

Psalm 25:3-9 to the tune of Trentham

[@TristanMorrow2002]

What is the Psalms at the ending, I am unable to find it.

[@puritancovenanter]

Psalm 103

[@georgejob2156]

After the Covenanters gathered for battle they sang Hymn124 ! I'm from Lanarkshire Scotland, my county is steed in the events of those times do read about ' The Killing Times' when Claverhouse and his troops ranged all over the South West of Scotland hunting for Conventicles and worshiping Presbyterian people! There is much in Hamilton on the Covenanters! In my own public library under covers ,we have the battle flag from Bothwell bridge!! Carried by the men of my town!

[@georgejob2156]

Steeped

[@DanielBrowne-dz7we]

The speaker here is saying that the Reformed Prsebyterians model after the Ancient Church. How do the RPs hang onto psalm singing yet believe that unbaptised infants are damned? The Ancient Church did not practice infant baptism. The Ancient Church knew that baptism is for those who have reached the age of accountability, and for the remission of sins... of course babies are incapable of sin. Seems to me that the RPs are cherry-pickers.

[@sokrat3s]

He of you that is without sin, first cast a stone into her. The Sin dose not make a true untrue