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Very Good, Clear Teaching Whatever one's stance is on the topic of exclusive psalmody, this sermon is very interesting and educational exegetically and historically. Rev. Schwertley is correct that many of those churches that oppose exclusive psalmody do not sing the psalms as God commands in His Word. Admittedly, some sing a few a month. Whatever one's position, we are commanded to sing psalms and are commanded to sing in unity. If churches would follow this method, I'm wondering if there would even be an argument; since musicians would have to sing along with everyone else instead of being a spectacle. Who would have an appetite for the evangelical syrup of the "As The Deer" song after singing the complete Ps 42 from the psalter? If we don't use the psalms as a standard, what other standard is biblical? It seems to me that all Christians should use the psalter. Many saints will object to CCM, and others to "The Old Rugged Cross", or some other revivalist song. But who is going to object to the psalter besides a unitarian? And that person has more problems than their musical tastes, being that they're not a believer in the first place. Again, whatever one's stance, at least the exclusive psalmodist cares about what they sing. So many reformed Christians do not.
Bio: Rev. Schwertley has been a guest preacher at over a dozen RPCNA and other reformed churches across the country. Pastor Schwertley has also been a featured speaker at The Puritan Project Conference in Brazil in June 2001, Greenville Seminary Worship Conference (Debate on...