The New Song

FHMI-1457Shane VaughnSermon

(primary) Psalm 40:1–3 — Psalm 40:1-3
(secondary) Jeremiah 15:19
(secondary) Revelation 5:9
(secondary) John 10:27
(secondary) Psalm 103:20
(secondary) Psalm 103:7
(secondary) Psalm 119:89
(secondary) Hebrews 1:1–2 — Hebrews 1:1-2
(secondary) Psalm 115:16
(secondary) Amos 3:3
(secondary) Matthew 18:19
(secondary) Psalm 133:1–3 — Psalm 133:1-3
(secondary) Romans 8:19

last adam 7th temple sound divine agency sons in harmony unity angels hearken to the voice divine order precious from the vile corporate temple (living temple)authorized speech angelology davar and kol word and voice new song in my mouth spiritual authority

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Summary This sermon teaches that the 'new song' of Psalm 40 is authorized speech placed in the mouths of sons who know the Shepherd's voice, and the only sound permitted in the 7th Temple. Drawing on Jeremiah 15:19, it calls believers to separate the precious from the vile (complaint, fear, accusation). It argues that angels perform Yahweh's word (davar) but wait for its voice (kol) through human mouths, and that unity of shared experience harmonizes and amplifies that sound.

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This sermon teaches that the 'new song' of Psalm 40 is authorized speech placed in the mouths of sons who know the Shepherd's voice, and the only sound permitted in the 7th Temple. Drawing on Jeremiah 15:19, it calls believers to separate the precious from the vile (complaint, fear, accusation). It argues that angels perform Yahweh's word (davar) but wait for its voice (kol) through human mouths, and that unity of shared experience harmonizes and amplifies that sound.

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