attending the Temple Service, where inftrumental Mufic was conftantly made use of; and he never, upon any Occafion, forbid the Ufe of Inftruments in religious Worship, which he certainly ought to have done, had fuch a Method of praifing and worshipping God been inconfiftent with the Purity and Spirituality of the Gospel Difpenfation. Nay, the New Teftament itfelf being Judge, inftrumental Mufic is fo far from being inconfiftent with the spiritual and reasonable Service of the Gospel, that it is made ufe of in the more fpiritual, rational, and refined Songs and Worship of Angels. And when he had taken the Book, the four Beafts, and four and twenty Elders, fell down before the Lamb, having every one of them Harps, and golden Vials full of Ocours, which are the Prayers of Saints. And they jung a new Song, |