Biblical Worship as Response to Saving Events
Because it is God who always takes the initiative, Christian worship is best discussed in terms of response. In worship people are responding to God; this is true of the whole of the liturgy, whether it be praise, thanksgiving, supplication, repentance, Eucharist, baptism, liturgical prayer, or the celebration of the church's year. If this is so, as the next three entries explain, worship must be seen in the context of saving history, which is the record of the divine initiative.…
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Chapters & Articles in Biblical Worship as Response to Saving Events (3)
The worship of the Israelites is a response to God's saving acts on their behalf, particularly the Lord's action of…
The worship of Christians is in response to God's saving action in the living, dying, and rising again of Jesus Chr…
Worship is the action of a people made one body in Christ, the source of its life. Ultimately, then, worship is an …