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"The trumpeters and the singers were as one in causing one sound to be heard in praising and thanking Jehovah." — (2 Chron. 5:13)

During Solomon’s reign, music was featured in pure worship in a large way. At the inauguration of the temple, there was a full-scale orchestra, with a brass section composed of 120 trumpets.

(2 Chronicles 5:12) and the Levites that were singers belonging to all of them, namely, to A′saph, to He′man, to Je·du′thun and to their sons and to their brothers clothed in fine fabric with cymbals and with stringed instruments and harps, were standing to the east of the altar and along with them priests to [the number of] a hundred and twenty sounding the trumpets; soon as that joyful sound had gone up, “the house itself was filled with a cloud,” indicating Jehovah’s approval. 

How thrilling, how awe-inspiring it must have been to hear the sound of all those trumpets along with thousands of singers blending as one! 

Music was also used in worship by the early Christians. Of course, first-century worshippers met, not in tabernacles or in temples, but in private homes. Because of persecution and other factors, the conditions under which they met were often less than favorable. Still, those Christians did praise God in song.

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It mean they practiced well and the efforts they made are great praise to Jehovah sis Bible Speaks