
Clearly Biblical & Proper Physical Actions for Praise and Worship

A.) Bowing down -
Gen 18:2, 24:26/ Exodus 4:31, 12:27/ 1 Chron. 29:20/ Matthew 2:11
B.) Clapping hands - Psalm 47:1,98:8/ Isaiah 55:2
C.) Dancing - Exodus 15:20/ Psalm 30:11, 149:3, 150:41/ Jeremiah 31:13/
2 Samuel 6:14,16
D.) Flags - Psalm 20:5/Isaiah 62:10
E.) Fall on your face - Nehemiah 8:6/ 1 Corinthians 14:25/ Job 1:20/ Revelation 1:17,
7:11,
11:16, 19:4
F.) Kneel - 2 Chronicles 7:3, 6:13/ Psalm 95:6/ Ezra 9:5/ Mark 15:19
G.) Lift hands - Nehemiah 8:6/ 1 Timothy 2:8/ Psalm 63:4, 1134:2/ Hebrew 12:12
H.) Shout - Revelation 19:6/ Psalm 47:1, 33:3, 65:13/ Isaiah 12:6
I.) Sing - Psalm 32:11, 33:1,3, 57:7-8, 68:4/ 2 Chronicles 29:28,30
J.) Speaking in tongues - Acts 2:11, 10:48/ 1 Corintians 14:15
WORSHIP DEFINITIONs
1.) (NT) "proskuneo" - "pros" - lean towards, "kuneo" - to kiss
2.) (OT)"shachach" - to press body down, to fall prostrate

PRAISE (O.T.) Definitions
1.) "yadah" - to thrust out or extend hands -
- Psalms 76:3 / 7:17 / 9:1 / 28:7 / 30:9 / 33:2 / 2:5,11 / 43:4,5
2.)"shabach"- literally, to be loud, or to shout, to proclaim
- Psalms 117:1 / 63:3,4 / 106:47 / 145:4 / 147:12
3.) "halal" - to shine, be showy, boast
- Psalms 35:18 / 56:4 / 63:5 / 145:1
4.)"tehalal"- sing halal
- Psalms 33;1 / 34:1 / 33:28 / 40:3 / 48:10 / 9:4
5.)"zamar" - sing with instrument
- Psalm 150
6.) "barak" - kneel in reverence
- Psalm 95:6 / 34:1 / 63:4 / 16:7 / 66:8 / 96:2
WORSHIP
Charismatics tend to be very joyful in their worship and often include exuberant singing, clapping, flag waving, hand raising and dancing in their worship services. We do not do these things based on feelings but in obedience to biblical commands, by faith, to give glory to God. Often as we worship by faith God rewards us with
His presence and joy.
"I will bless the LORD at all times.
His praise shall continually be in my mouth.
My soul makes its boast in the LORD;
The humble shall hear of it and be glad.
Oh, come magnify the LORD with me,
And let us exalt His name together." Psalm 34:1-3
Spiritual gifts at bethel
In
the Greek language (the original language of the New Testament) the
word "CHARISMA" is the Greek word for "Gifts". Thus, a "CHARISMATIC" is
simply someone who believes that all of the gifts in the Bible are
still available today.
Bethel Worship Center is an Interdenominational Church. As such, we
welcome people from all christian denominations who have received Jesus
Christ as Savior and Lord and believe in the Bible as the Word of God.
As a Charismatic Church, we believe that all of the gifts in the bible
are for today.