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This article proposes that the component of the approach to  God, being part of an ancient sequence of worship, is liturgically  neglected and should therefore be revisited. The important  contribution of Rudolf Otto with regard  to the approach to God  is acknowledged here, culminating in his well-known phrase  “mysterium tremendum et fascinans”. In the light of this, some  liturgical implications and perspectives are attended to,  includ- ing liturgy as silence, awe, lament and affirmation

Mysterium tremendum et fascinans liturgical perspectives on the approach to God