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"The song of the Lamb"

Text: Revelation 15:3

TWO SONGS OF PRAISE

The victorious saints sang two songs of praise. Both of these songs gave honour and glory to the Lord God Almighty.

“They sing the song of Moses, the servant of God,
and the song of the Lamb, saying:
‘Great and marvelous are Your works,
Lord God Almighty!
Just and true are Your ways,
O King of the saints!
Who shall not fear You, O Lord, and glorify Your name?
For You alone are holy.
For all nations shall come and worship before You,
For Your judgments have been manifested.'”
Revelation 15:3-4

1. The Song of Moses.

a) This was a song of victory.

b) It was inspired by the great victory over the mighty Egyptian army.

c) The original Song of Moses may be found in Exodus 15.

d) The 144,000 victorious saints would be able to sing this Song well.

2. The Song of the Lamb.

a) This would be the new song that would be sung by the victorious saints.

b) The new focus is on the Lamb of God who gave His life for the saints.

3. The first stanza of the Song of the Lamb.

a) In praise of the Lord God Almighty.

b) To remember His great and mighty works.

c) To honour God for His ways that are true and just.

d) The content and focus. They are well conceived and expressed.

4. The second stanza of the Song of the Lamb.

a) To extol the Lord in reverence.

b) To glorify the holy name of the Lord.

c) All are to come and offer worship to God.

i) For who He is.

ii) For what He has done.

iii) For the Judgment that He would manifest against the wicked.

5. Both stanzas are good and appropriate.

a) Worship must be centred in the glory of God.

b) It must also feature the glorious Lamb of God.

c) May our hearts always seek to honour and glorify God.