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Excerpt from Worship as an Element of Sanctuary Service
The services of God's house, as usually conducted, may be regarded as comprising two great elements, Worship and In struction; and although these elements are mutually helpful, and, to some extent, interpenetrate each other, yet they may, in our examination, be separately and distinctly considered. Worship is the act of paying divine honor to the Supreme Be ing, and includes those parts of divine service whereof Jehovah himself is the immediate object. Instruction is the communi cation of knowledge from one mind to another, and includes whatever in the service is the acting of men, upon the autho rity and commission of God, on others. The first comprises the prayers and praises of the sanctuary; the latter is limited to the reading and preaching of the word.
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