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It was worship. Instrumental music was closely associated with the sacrificial system in the temple. Since the sacrificial system was ended, so were those things associated with it.&QQSome ObservationsNot everything accepted or commanded in the OT is authorized for New Testament worship. Offering of animal sacrifices Burning of incense Levitical priesthood That which proves too much, proves nothing.LYF-YF+ 9Some ObservationsThe Old Testament system was a shadow of the good things to come. Hebrews 8:5-10:4 note 8:13 -  obsolete  passing away The Old Testament system was taken out of the way at the cross of Christ. Colossians 2:14 Ephesians 2:15 Galatians 5:1-3TBZ7ZKZ/ZB7K/Some ObservationsThe Old Testament is no place to find standards for New Testament worship. The appeal to the Old Testament is an admission that there is no authorization for instrumental music in the New Testament   2Instrumental Music is merely an aid to the worship336 #Some ObservationsIn the Old Testament, instrumental music was not merely an aid to worship. It was worship. 2 Chronicles 5:12-13 2 Chronicles 7:6&[&[&Some ObservationsIn order for an aid to be acceptable, it must be authorized by the nature of the action it is aiding. Instruments do not aid singing. They produce another kind of music and add another act to the worship.(fg'$ r God commands us to sing. Whether I use a book, a tuning fork, or whether I use a microphone, or whether I sing bass, tenor or soprano  it is all singing. This is the act God commands.&(%  Now here is a piano back here. On it you perform another act that is not singing. If you play the piano, that is another act. It is a separate act from singing. You can sing without playing and you can play without singing, but let me hear you sing without singing. You cannot play without performing another act besides singing. --G. K . Wallace, Lectures on Denominational DogmasL4:m   S! fThe Book of Revelation refers to harps in heaven. Therefore, instruments can be used in worship today.gg0  The Claim4Revelation 5:8 Revelation 14:2-3 Revelation 15:2-355$Some ObservationsThe book of Revelation uses figurative language, symbols and dramatic scenes to teach. This proves too much. What about the golden vials of incense? What happens in heaven is not the rule of practice on earth - Matthew 22:29-30.NW>PW GInstruments are included in the Greek word psallo in the New Testament.:H+000+  The ClaimPsallo is translated  sing or  make melody in the following passages: Romans 15:9 1 Corinthians 14:15 Ephesians 5:19 James 5:130H:B:|" The Claimpsallo - primarily "to twitch, twang," then, "to play a stringed instrument with the fingers," and hence, in the Septuagint, "to sing with a harp, sing psalms, denotes, in the NT, "to sing a hymn, sing praise"; in Eph 5:19, "making melody" Elsewhere it is rendered "sing," Rom 15:9; 1 Cor 14:15; in James 5:13, RV, "let him sing praise Vine s Expository Dictionary of Biblical WordsXS/ /$`Some Observations:If the instrument is included in psallo, it is not an option. It is required of each worshiper. The meaning of psallo in New Testament times was  sing. It did not mean to play. Early Christians knew the meaning of the word. 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