Part 1: "... And they sang a new song." 2/10/23
- (primary) Revelation 14:3
- (secondary) Revelation 14:5
- (secondary) Revelation 19:7–8 — Revelation 19:7-8
- (secondary) Joel 2:16
- (secondary) Deuteronomy 31:19
- (secondary) Judges 5
- (secondary) Exodus 15:1–2 — Exodus 15:1-2
- (secondary) Revelation 17:14
- (secondary) Song Of Solomon 1:1–6 — Song of Solomon 1:1-6
- (secondary) John 6:44
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Summary
This sermon teaches that the 144,000 overcomers in Revelation 14 are a group of believers who have been transformed and made sinless before God through covenant relationship with the Messiah. The speaker introduces the Song of Solomon as a hidden book containing the mystery of the new song that only overcomers can sing, one that expresses a love deeper than redemption and a transformation into something beyond human nature. The sermon explains that this new song develops through learning progressively deeper songs—the song of Yahweh, song of triumph, song of witness, song of vengeance, song of the rock, song of redemption—before reaching the ultimate song of love, which represents intimate spiritual union with the Messiah-King and requires complete surrender, humility, and willingness to be changed.
Core doctrine
Restoration of All Things
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