Worship in The Old and New Testament

Introduction Although worship is a common topic in Old Testament and New Testament, it is still very relevant to today's followers. Many Bible writers write about faith and ways of believers to worship God in the Bible. Everything is included in the Psalms, each leading a follower to praise God about his attributes and redemption work, the Gospel allows a believer to praise God about Jesus, the actions and sacrifices of the sons of Jesus I will. The aim of this paper is to decide how worship in the Psalms shapes the definition of our theology and worship, and also whether to praise who God is.

In the New Testament, in the characteristic life of new faith, I discovered three kinds of public worship, the Old Testament temple worship, the synagogue worship, and Christian church worship. The worship of the synagogue developed before and after the exclusion largely replaced the symbols in the book and considered the charm of sensibility and things; it is also basically popular, warm, familiar, and avoidive is there. Exclusivity of priest service. There are four main parts.

In this article we will introduce the analysis on the worship of the Old Testament (O.T.) and the New Testament (N.T.). The word "worship" is usually used in a loose form, and it applies to various conditions with several meanings. Perhaps worship is erroneously defined by the classical usage of that word and certain ritual religious activities. Individuals need to understand the concepts of worship in the Bible, freedom, and how that expression should be. The purpose of this research is to better understand worship, especially when it applies to Christian life.

The contract theologians said the New Testament According to a letter to the Bull people that the majority of the worship of Israel has been replaced by work and work of Christ. As a result, some important worship forms in the Old Testament are equivalent to the New Testament. For example, the Passover Festival will be replaced by the Lord 's Supper (or communion). It is the bridge of contract theology that the contract of Abraham which is the symbol of circumcision entered the New Testament. The sign of the contract changed its outline to reflect the new spiritual reality. This is a bloody sign of the Old Testament, but since Christ was shed, it became a sign of being bloodless, that is to be washed with water. The Passover Festival is a bloody form of Old Testament worship, which also transitions to the New Testament in the form of bloodless bread and wine.