Gospel Worship: Being an Attempt to Exhibit a Scriptural View of the Nature, Obligations, Manner, and Ordinances of the Worship of God in the New Testament

With the Westminster Shorter Catechism, we confess that "the second commandment requires the receiving, observing, and keeping pure and entire, all such religious worship and ordinances as God has appointed in His word." Insofar as worship is not conducted God's way, it is unacceptable in the sight of God and unprofitable for His children. In this book, Archibald Hall displays the system of Christian worship as God has instituted it in His Word. Convinced of the importance of God's ordained way of worship, Hall carefully examines the New Testament with an eye to discern between the elements and exercises appointed from heaven and those that are inventions of men. Gospel Worship stands as one of the clearest and ablest expressions of the traditional Reformed understanding of Christian worship. In examining the Reformed system of worship, may you also see the delight of worshiping God His way.