Westminster Standards

Reverence and Holy Order

Why worship is to be ordered by God's Word and carried out with reverence rather than invention. Rights note: Summary-first treatment only.

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Reverence and Holy Order

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#Overview

This subarticle gives the chapter a focused place for regulated worship, reverence, and gathered order.

Why worship is to be ordered by God's Word and carried out with reverence rather than invention.

#Key topics

  • Regulated worship
  • Reverence
  • Order

These topics mark the doctrinal and navigational center of the page 1.

#Worship and the Sabbath

This chapter is a major hinge in the Confession because it connects the theology of God and Scripture to the actual practice of gathered worship and Lord's Day holiness 1.

#Ordinary elements and holy time

The subarticles point toward the ordinary elements of worship, the Sabbath day, and the reverence that gives ordered service its shape.

#Study note

A reader should use this page to move from principle to practice, then follow the child pages for narrower doctrinal and liturgical study.

#Sources

#Rights note

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    Source links and supporting references are listed in the Sources section above.

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