Part 7 - "And They Sang A New Song"
- (primary) Revelation 14:3
- (secondary) Song Of Solomon 2:7–14 — Song of Solomon 2:7-14
- (secondary) Revelation 3:19–22 — Revelation 3:19-22
- (secondary) Luke 1:41–44 — Luke 1:41-44
- (secondary) Psalms 150
- (secondary) 1 John 3:4
Transcript
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Summary
This sermon teaches that the 144,000 referenced in Revelation 14 represent overcomers who sing a new song—not a literal melody but a life transformed through hearing the voice of Yahshua (the word) and responding to His call to spiritual separation and maturity. The speaker uses Song of Solomon 2 as an extended parable, where the bride must leave the 'wall' of religious tradition and denominational comfort to ascend the mountain of deeper truth, becoming a 'turtle dove' (fully committed to covenant) by dwelling in the 'cleft of the rock' (isolation in Scripture) and undertaking the 'upward journey.' The sermon emphasizes that leaping and skipping represent life-giving joy that comes from hearing and obeying divine truth, while walls of religion and fear of being wrong keep believers trapped in dead, outward observance rather than living, inward transformation.
Core doctrine
Resurrection & Judgment
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