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The centrality of the Word of God in Presbyterian worship
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The Centrality of the Word of God In Presbyterian Worship. Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/551c64e5-745b-4272-87c1-0f2f9b4394c6.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- This project attempts to make a connection between how the Word of God is understood, and how worship is ordered. The first chapter defines the Word of God for three key Reformed Theologians: John Calvin, the Westminster Divines, and Karl Barth. These definitions are then connected to how they understand the covenant relationship between God and humanity. Covenant relationship is then related to the essential elements of Reformed worship. The order of Reformed worship is then explored through a critique of the 'Directory for Worship,' and through responses to a questionnaire sent to ministers in the Presbytery of Utah.
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