The Covenanter Village Voice
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Remove not the ancient landmark, which thy fathers have set (Prov.22:28)
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Please find below the Order of Worship for this coming Lord’s Day (2/18/24). Worship will begin at 11:00 a.m. (Pacific time), 12:00 p.m. (Mountain time), 1:00 p.m. (Central time), and 2:00 p.m. (Eastern time). Let’s plan to be in the Conference Room 10 minutes early.
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Let us be prepared and ready to glorify and enjoy our gracious God in worship this Lord’s Day.
With brotherly affection,
Greg L. Price
Psalm 128
A Song of degrees.
This psalm exhibits, (1.) The comprehensive duty of all, particularly married persons, ver. 1. (2.) The advantage of studying it, viz., success in employments; comfort and honour in relations; joy in the prosperity of God’s church, and of their own offspring, ver. 2-6.
While I sing, let me be ashamed, let me be pained on account of my deficiency in holiness, and of the hurt my family and the church of God have thereby sustained. Let me behold the great gain of true godliness, having the promises of this life, and of that which is to come.
Psalm 129
A Song of degrees.
Whether this psalm was penned when David brought up the ark of God to Mount Zion, 2Sam. 6, or relates to the Chaldean captivity, is uncertain. In it, the people of God, (1.) Look back on their often-repeated tribulations, with thankfulness to God for their deliverances from Egypt, and from their oppressors under the Judges, Saul, etc., ver. 1-4. (2.) They look forward, with a believing prayer for, and prospect of the destruction of all their implacable enemies, ver. 5-8.
While I sing, let me not only be affected with what the Lord did for the Jewish, but chiefly with what he hath done for the gospel church: and let me, in faith, cry for, and expect the downfall of Antichrist, and of all other enemies of Christ and his church.
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Order of Worship
February 18, 2024
Call to Worship (Psalm 86:4-5)
Prayer (Stand)
Psalm (Psalm 128 to the tune of Covenanters)
Old Testament Scripture Reading (1 Kings 1:1-31)
Prayer (Stand)
New Testament Scripture Reading (Luke 13:1-17)
Sermon (Israel: Past, Present, and Future #15—2 Thessalonians 2:3-4)
Prayer (Stand)
Psalm (Psalm 129 to the tune of York)
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