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Day: November 23, 2010

Question #11: Is it a sin to sing uninspired hymns in worship?

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Question #11: Is it a sin to sing uninspired hymns in worship?

Author markkollerPosted on November 23, 2010November 23, 2010Categories QuestionsTags debates, Exclusive Psalmody, hymns, questions, sin, worship5 Comments on Question #11: Is it a sin to sing uninspired hymns in worship?

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