Power of Music in Religion and History
Dr. Len G. Broughton argues music shaped temple worship in four schools of prophets and in New Testament scenes. He cites David's 4000-piece orchestra, Solomon's temple riches, and hymns that soothed prisoners and inspired converts. He urges music as essential in religious and secular schooling and shares anecdotes on music boosting patriotism, conversion, temperance influence, and public worship at City Temple.
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Len G. Broughton
Sanctuary
Bethel
Naroth
Gilgal
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Temple
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David
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Solomon
Josephus
Jesus
Isis
Pau
Silas
Philippi
John
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Patmos
Amsterdam
Holland
Stars and Stripes
Metro Ifill
Japan
Northfield
Alexander
Sle
Christ
Kingdom of Christ
Atlantic
Henry Drummond
Joseph Parker
Scotland
Edinburgh
Joseph
Hobarn Viaduct
London
City Temple
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