Audio for October 9, 2005 FPCR Worship Services. Click on the Psalm selection for words and tune and on the Readings or Sermons for the audio. On this date the pastor begins the book of Revelation in the NT Scripture reading/explanation and favorst the Historicist view.

October 9, 2005 Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.

Call to Worship (Psalm 118:29): O give thanks unto the LORD; for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.
* Invocation
* Psalm 118:24-29 "œBlessed Are They"�
Scripture Reading Revelation 1
* Prayer And Lord´s Prayer
Scripture Reading Jeremiah 26
* Psalm 119:1-8 "œBlessed Are They"�
* Psalm 119:9-16 "œBy What Means Shall"�
* Prayer For Sermon
Romans 10 Part 7: Clarity of Gospel Righteousness (ROM 10:5-9)
Lord´s Supper
* Psalm 119:17-24 "œWith Me Thy Servant"�
* Benediction
*Indicates Congregation Standing
As printed, the order skipped the Psalm 118 selection so we sang four psalms this worship service rather than to skip it.

October 9, 2005 Afternoon Worship 2:00 p.m.

Call to Worship (Psalm 119:33): Teach me, O LORD, the way of thy statutes; and I shall keep it unto the end.
* Invocation
* Psalm 119:25-32 "œMy Soul To Dust Cleaves"�
Scripture Reading Jeremiah 27
* Season Of Prayer
Scripture Reading Revelation 2
* Psalm 119:33-40 "œTeach Me, O Lord"�
* Prayer For Sermon
Obadiah Part 7: Diligent Warfare (OBA 1)
* Psalm 119:41-48 "œLet Thy Sweet Mercies"�
* Benediction
*Indicates Congregation Standing

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