UNDERSTANDING Revelations 15:1
How many of you have ever seen this verse?
Revelation 15:1
The Seven Angels with Seven Plagues
Then I saw another sign in heaven, great and amazing, seven angels with seven plagues, which are the last, for with them the wrath of God is finished.
Did you notice what it says?
The wrath of God is finished.
People always equate this with the end of the world which purportedly would take place soon.
How I wish people would read further on.
Revelation 15:3
And they sing the song of Moses, the servant of God, and the song of the Lamb.
They sang the song of Moses. This song of Moses was the song God told him to write when Moses was leading the Jews into the Promise Land.
Deuteronomy 31:19-22;
Now write this song and teach it to the Israelis. Put this song in their very mouths, so that it will be a witness for me against the Israelis, because after I’ve brought them to the land flowing with milk and honey that I promised to their ancestors by an oath, they’ll eat, grow fat, and then they’ll turn to other gods and serve them, while despising me and breaking my covenant. Then, when many evils and troubles will have come upon them, this song will serve as a witness against them, since their descendants won’t fail to sing it. I know the plan that they are devising even before I bring them into the land that I promised them by an oath.”
So Moses wrote the song that very day and taught it to the Israelis.
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So in the same, When the Old covenant was ending, the transition into New covenant, the Jews had to leave the land. That is how this song of Moses is sang by Jews.
There was only a time when Moses and Jesus existed at the same time. It was AD30 to AD70.
The song of Moses has not been sung since AD70. That's when the wrath of God ended.
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The wrath of God is finished. The isn't another wrath coming in your future.
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It ended in AD70. So people tell you Revelation is about your future are only toiling with your emotions.
Do you know the song of Moses?
Has your pastor taught you about the song of Moses?
Maybe unless you live between AD30-70.
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Adapted from Jonathan Forgor
