Reference no: EM133692023

Summarize: How about the Davidic Period. Did you know that during this era musicians were trained and apprenticed for five years before being admitted to the choir? And the Bible speaks of the musicians having direction, some are the direction of Asaph, some Jeduthun, some Heman (1 chronicles 25: 1-7). Direction means planning. From what we know about New Testament worship, it was fairly unstructured. But nowhere just the Bible record that a spontaneous act was Deemed righteous solely on the grounds that it was spontaneous. And what about today? No doubt most readers who attend a church that value spontaneity have seen the downside.

The singer modulates a half step while the band plays in the original key period or he tries to return to the course more times than plan, and the band is in the Bridge for four bars before they figure it out. Or aunt Bertha council word to give her testimony and the pastor stands by with a nervous smile for 20 minutes trying to figure out how to gently shut her up and get his mic back. And let's not forget about our spontaneous prayers in which we heretically call the Holy Spirit "it," thank Jesus for seeing in his son, and praise the Father for dying on the cross!