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Scripture and Worship: Biblical Interpretation and the Directory For Public Worship

Since their writing in the seventeenth century- the Westminster Standards have been the benchmark for confessing Presbyterian churches the world over. But despite the longstanding influence of the documents- many today count them to be the result of shallow proof-texting- over-systematization of doctrine- logic- chopping- and plain theological ignorance.

These essays by Richard A. Muller and Rowland S. Ward take a fresh look at the Standards in their historical context. The first part of the book investigates the exegetical background to the Confession- and the second explores the issues- priorities- and debates behind the Directory for Public Worship. The resulting volume not only will offer the careful reader a model of how to study historical theological documents- but will also rekindle interest in the Westminster Standards as part of the church's great creedal and confessional tradition.

P&R Publishing- in cooperation with Westminster Seminary's Craig Center for the Study of the Westminster Standards- is pleased to offer this title and series on subjects vital to its cause.

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Series Title
Westminster Assembly and the Reformed Faith
Call Number
230 Mul c.1
Publisher
: P & R Publishing.,
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181 hlm.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
9781596380721
Classification
Christianity- Christian Theology (230-23
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Subject(s)
Religion
Christian Rituals & Practice
Worship & Liturgy
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Statement of Responsibility
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