I will not dogmatically defend my above-stated positions, because they are in my head and not necessarily in my heart.



…Should the N.T. Church sing Psalms exclusively, or should it sing the entire inspired revelation of God and its truths?

… I don’t know… I find it hard to pinpoint any other truths which would not be mentioned in Psalms, those 150 chapters pretty much touch all theological doctrines.


First, welcome to the forum.

Thanks, glad to be here!


Second, where did I say we should sing that which is unsound. I thought I used the word sound?

…Probably nowhere. If I have made any allusion of that which is unsound, in no-way-shape-or-form was it directed towards anything prior said.


Third, where in Scripture does it tell you to avoid instruments in worship?

...Probably nowhere. However, my argument is: because using instruments in corporate worship can facilitate idolatry (as others also respond to playing of instruments), playing of instruments can be circumvented since it is not a necessary aspect of worship. Nowhere does it state, “Thou shall use instruments in worship”, and because there is greater temptation of idolatry w/use of instruments, for the sake of departing from that idolatry, instruments can be ousted (as again, since with out them the same quality of worship can be emulated as with them). Do please respond to this point. If I err, I do wish to know where.


Fourth, where in Scripture does it say the doctrine of the Psalms is higher doctrine than any other part of Scripture?

As again… nowhere. In fact, “All of Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness…” 2Tim 3:16, therefore treating any one book of the Bible as being greater then the other becomes erroneous in the long run (eg. A head might be more important then a finger, nevertheless a body missing a finger is no longer a complete body). With that disclaimer, I still wish to know (put forth a challenge, perhaps) of any existing doctrine within Reformed Chrisindome which the book of Psalms does not touch. (Book of Psalms can be found to corroborate all doctrine of scriptures).

Jenya andreyev

“Do not be so quick to throw rocks, my brother, because... …I’m really good at dodgeball.”