Category Archives: Doxology
“You will sing the new song forever with Him” by Jonathan Edwards
“If you learn this new song and begin to sing it here, you will sing it to all eternity. They that once learn this song never forget it. The life that Christ gives His saints is everlasting life. The new … Continue reading
“This heavenly melody is dear” by Jonathan Edwards
“Christ has purchased for a certain number that knowledge of the glorious excellency of God and Christ, and of the infinite riches of His grace appearing in the way of salvation. That excellent heavenly light that shines into the soul, … Continue reading
“The new song is learned out of the gospel” by Jonathan Edwards
“No man can learn the new song but they that are redeemed. Other men are dumb and dead as to any such heavenly exercise as this. They can exalt their idols, but they can’t exalt God. They can rejoice in … Continue reading
“The new song” by Jonathan Edwards
“The new song that is sung by the redeemed from the earth is more excellent than anything that preceded. It is the most excellent song that ever is sung by any of the children of men. We often read in … Continue reading
“The church must begin its mission with doxology” by Carl Braaten
“The church must begin its mission with doxology, otherwise everything peters out into social activism and aimless programs.” –Carl E. Braaten, “The Mission of the Gospel to the Nations,” Dialog 30 (1991): 127.
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“My holy Delight” by Augustine of Hippo (A.D. 354-430)
“You, my God, are supreme, utmost in goodness, mightiest and all-powerful, most merciful and most just. You are the most hidden from us and yet the most present amongst us, the most beautiful and yet the most strong, ever enduring … Continue reading
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“Speak and think and live God’s praises” by Jonathan Edwards
“Let those who have been made partakers of this free and glorious grace of God, spend their lives much in praises and hallelujahs to God, for the wonders of his mercy in their redemption. To you, O redeemed of the … Continue reading
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