So the psalmist who wrote so many prophetic psalms of
worship while out tending the sheep - forgot how to worship
once he became king? No! Actually he humbled
himself by removing his kingly robe and dancing before the Lord.
Even though his own wife judged him the same way one
would be judged in many denominational churches today.
Dancing is worship Gary even
if your "great" theologians of the 4th and 20th centuries don't believe or teach
it or
practice it - and David was
a man after God's own heart. God said
so... jt
On Mon, 4 Jul 2005 00:16:10 -0600 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
myth (D said : ''I will celebrate before the LORD'-2Sam6:21b; FTR, the word 'worship' does not even appear in 2 Sam except in ch15 where it is employed by Absalom in the context of anarchy from 'conspiracy' to publicly supplant the Lord's anointed on the throne (e.g., 2Sam15:8); also, how is it that you know God better than, e.g., the greatest biblical theologians of the 4th and 20th centuries while your sense of such crucial Scripture completely lacks basic integrity?)||
