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Old 04-29-2007, 06:12 PM
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sad for "apostolics" to advocate going and supporting and cheering for the gods of this world yet want to look down on exuberant, lively, worship of Jesus Christ.
well i'm off to church and i plan on getting LOUD!! I might even do a little bit of this !!!
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Old 04-29-2007, 06:12 PM
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Old 04-29-2007, 06:31 PM
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Don't worry, he has me on ignore, too.

LOL, really? why is that ? I have no idea why he has me on Ignore
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Old 04-29-2007, 08:03 PM
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This was an on going problem at the UPC church I grew up in> in the North<
Since it's not often hot and this was the 50's so AC wasn't as normal as it is today....on a warm Sunday evening the church was mighty hot; so they opened the stained glass windows ((and the neighbors in old neighborhoods were often verrry close. I never measured but I doubt it was even 6 ft. There was a narrow sidewalk between the church and the house. My feeble memory remembers it as a duplex. In any event the neighbors would complain and the police would come and ask us to be quieter. I don't recall the legal aspect but the windows weren't open as often.
This was a church of about 50. Piano and organ on the platform, and as I recall , an accordian, a saxaphone and maybe on rare occasions a tamborine. Since this was before the widespread use of mikes and amps, it was not really so loud as it was a case of the neighbors so close.

The next building purchased had more space between it and the neighbors........and they still complained about the noise.

Pentecost and noise, who knew? While I agree that noise does not equate as worship, there is nothing wrong with a little shouting on the hills of glory!
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You may have missed my point. We're not only to do what He has ordained but not to do what He has not ordained. Some will involve noise but whatever we do must be worthy of Him and not for our own gratification. It's about Him and not us. Pentecostal worship, many times, is for the worshiper's benefit. Also, we must take Scripture in context as that changes. What was the worship of our new Testament brethren?
I do agree with your post above. Worship is about Him, I personally have had more than enough "noise". True worship may be loud, but above all it will glorify God, the worshiper will then be edified in the process.

Oh, Paul and Silas were loud enough in the prison to bring the jailer trembling and repenting.
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Oh, Paul and Silas were loud enough in the prison to bring the jailer trembling and repenting.
I think the earthquake and the opened doors and the fear of punishment for escaping prisoners are what really scared him. He would have been held responsible if any prisoners escaped. Whatever scared him, it turned out OK. He and his whole family were saved and baptized in water before the night was over.
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I think the earthquake and the opened doors and the fear of punishment for escaping prisoners are what really scared him. He would have been held responsible if any prisoners escaped. Whatever scared him, it turned out OK. He and his whole family were saved and baptized in water before the night was over.
I'm sure you are right, however they were singing and praying before the earthquake. I guess we don't really know how loud they were, do we?
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