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The Doxolgies (I Peter 1:3) - Dr. J. Ralph McIntyre (April 2, 1995 pm service at Brook Hollow Baptist Church Nashville, Tennessee) (episode 191)
Dr. McIntyre spoke on the doxologies for the evening service. The message was preceded by special music that dealt with praise to God. Basically Brother McIntyre indicated that doxology means praise to God. In the Old Testament the word for praise was "hallelujah" and in the New Testament it was "blessed be God."
At this point Brother McIntyre, who mentioned that he had turned 70 years old, asked the congregation to write down three things they thank God for most and then the names of three people who had been a very special blessing in their spiritual life. In conclusion Dr. McIntyre asked each person to take their lists and talk to God and sing His praise and then talk to those who have helped them in their spiritual pilgrimage. He encouraged them to stop long enough during the week to rejoice in their new birth and the new value system He has given us and rejoice in the privilege to comfort others in their Christian journey.
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Dr. McIntyre spoke on the doxologies for the evening service. The message was preceded by special music that dealt with praise to God. Basically Brother McIntyre indicated that doxology means praise to God. In the Old Testament the word for praise was "hallelujah" and in the New Testament it was "blessed be God."
At this point Brother McIntyre, who mentioned that he had turned 70 years old, asked the congregation to write down three things they thank God for most and then the names of three people who had been a very special blessing in their spiritual life. In conclusion Dr. McIntyre asked each person to take their lists and talk to God and sing His praise and then talk to those who have helped them in their spiritual pilgrimage. He encouraged them to stop long enough during the week to rejoice in their new birth and the new value system He has given us and rejoice in the privilege to comfort others in their Christian journey.