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Instrumental Music in the Worship (1911)

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.
Preliminary Considerations 1-5
CHAPTER II.
Psallo as Defined by the Lexicons 6-17
CHAPTER III.
The Periods of the Greek Language 18-25
CHAPTER IV.
Change of Meaning in the History of Words 26-45
CHAPTER V.
Psallo as Affected by the Law of Evolution with More from the Lexicons 46-61
CHAPTER VI.
Psallo with a Significant Parallel 62-66
CHAPTER VII.
Facts Accounting for Differences Among the Lexicographers 67-70
CHAPTER VIII.
Scope of the Divine Command Authorizing Music in the Worship of God 71-84
CHAPTER IX.
Psallo in the Septuagint with the Bearing of the Revised Version on the Question 85-97
CHAPTER X.
Apostolic Example and Instrumental Music 98-107
CHAPTER XI.
The Harps and Harpers of Revelation 108-117
CHAPTER XII.
The Claim Concerning Clement and Ambrose 118-134
CHAPTER XIII.
Music Among the Jews--A Parallel Controversy 135-142
CHAPTER XIV.
Testimony of Specialists, Encyclopedists, Historians, and Commentators 143-197
CHAPTER XV.
Testimony of Leading Scholars Connected with the Religious Restoration of the Nineteenth Century 198-249
CHAPTER XVI.
Making Tests of Fellowship and Causing Division 250-265
CHAPTER XVII.
An Appeal to the Candid and Reflecting 266-278
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