The Bible in Public Worship

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The Robert Lee Lecture, delivered in the Kirk of the Greyfriars, Edinburgh, 1st May 1966, by the Rev John Lamb, BD, Ph D, DD, Edinburgh

The Jewish custom of reading lessons at worship is outlined, as it is for early Christian assemblies and as explained by Justin Martyr in his First Apology. The article goes on to examine the three ways of using Scripture in public worship. Psalmody, the Lessons and the Sermon. Prayers also use biblical language and it would be improper not to mention Holy Communion as along with the Lord’s Prayer these were the only two examples of instruction about forms of worship given by our Lord to his disciples.

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Volume 37 1967, p13
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