A Faith That Sings: Biblical Themes in the Lyrical Theology of Charles Wesley (Wesleyan Doctrine)
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A Faith That Sings: Biblical Themes in the Lyrical Theology of Charles Wesley (Wesleyan Doctrine)

by Paul W. Chilcote

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Paul W. Chilcote examines the biblical themes and lyrical theology of Charles Wesley in this focused study of Wesleyan doctrine. Bringing theology and hymnody together, A Faith That Sings considers how Christian beliefs are expressed through song and offers readers a closer look at the theological character of Wesley’s lyrics.

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A Faith That Sings explores the relationship between biblical themes and the lyrical theology of Charles Wesley.

Paul W. Chilcote examines how Wesleyan doctrine is expressed through song, highlighting the theological significance of Wesley’s lyrics.

This study brings together Christian theology, biblical reflection, and hymnody in a focused consideration of Wesleyan thought.

It is suited to readers interested in Charles Wesley, Wesleyan doctrine, Christian song, and the theological interpretation of hymns.

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