The Transition from Psalmody to Hymnody in the Southern Presbyterian Church

Author: Unknown
Year: 1900
Type: dissertation
Status: complete
Pages: 171
Quality: native_text

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  • Page 1: Raymonti Jones Yartin
  • Page 2: The Transition From Psalmody To Hymnody In
  • Page 5: Table Of Contents •
  • Page 5: I. THE TRADITION OF PSALMODY IN REFORMED WORSHIP
  • Page 5: II. THE PRESTIGE OF THE PSALTER IN THE MIDDLE
  • Page 5: And Southern Colonies .
  • Page 5: III. THE TRANSITION TO WATTS THE FIRST AUTHORIZED
  • Page 5: Psalm And Hymn Colltictions Of The Presbyterian
  • Page 5: Church In The United States Of America … • • •
  • Page 5: IV. THE OFFICIAL HYMNALS OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHUM
  • Page 5: In The United States, 1861-1901
  • Page 5: V. CONCLUSIONS
  • Page 6: List Of Tables
  • Page 6: I. Composers of Two or More Tunes in Any of
  • Page 7: The Tradition Of Psalmody In Reformed Worship
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  • Page 35: Chapter Iii
  • Page 35: Collections Of The Presbyterian 011Irch.In The
  • Page 37: I. The Book of Psalms does not provide for all occasions
  • Page 38: Of The Manner Of Singing
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