Babylon Fallen

Babylon Fallen

by | Jan 1, 2024

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1: Alpha and Omega

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2: Seven Letters

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3: Scroll and the Lamb

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4: Worship in Heaven

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5: Seven Trumpets

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6: Two Witnesses

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7: Dragon and the Woman

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8: Beast from the Sea

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9: Harvest of the Earth

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10: Seven Bowls of Wrath

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11: Babylon Fallen

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12: Marriage Supper of the Lamb

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13: New Heaven and New Earth

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14: Behold, I Am Coming Soon

Track 11: Babylon Fallen

“Babylon Fallen” is the eleventh track of “The Lamb’s Victory: A Revelation Worship,” drawing inspiration from Revelation 18’s portrayal of the fall of Babylon, a symbol for the world’s corrupt systems and the consequences of sin. This song captures the lament over Babylon’s fall and the rejoicing in God’s justice and righteousness.

The music for “Babylon Fallen” carries a dual tone of mourning and hope. It starts with a somber and reflective melody, representing the lamentation over Babylon’s demise and the sorrow for those ensnared by its allure. As the song progresses, the music transitions to a more triumphant and hopeful tone, reflecting the joy and relief of God’s people who have heeded the call to “come out of her” and are spared from her fate.

The lyrics detail the opulence and arrogance of Babylon, its sudden downfall, and the call for God’s people to separate themselves from its sins. “Babylon Fallen” serves as a powerful metaphor for the temporary nature of earthly power and pleasure, urging listeners to seek lasting treasure in God’s kingdom. It invites contemplation on the importance of living a life aligned with divine values, resisting the seductions of a materialistic world.

As a track, “Babylon Fallen” is not just a recounting of prophecy but an urgent reminder of the choices every believer faces—between the fleeting allure of worldly systems and the eternal promise of God’s kingdom. It encourages listeners to heed the warning, embrace discernment, and rejoice in the certainty of God’s righteous judgment. As the song ends, it leaves a lingering sense of the profound peace and security found in aligning oneself with the will and ways of God.

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Track 11: Babylon Fallen – Devotional

The Downfall of Earthly Kingdoms

Opening Scripture:

Revelation 18:2 – “And he called out with a mighty voice, ‘Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great! She has become a dwelling place for demons, a haunt for every unclean spirit, a haunt for every unclean bird, a haunt for every unclean and detestable beast.'”

Reflection:

Babylon’s fall symbolizes the ultimate defeat of all corrupt, oppressive, and godless systems. This powerful image reminds us of the transience of earthly power and the enduring supremacy of God’s kingdom. It calls us to examine where our true allegiance lies.

Devotional:

As you reflect on “Babylon Fallen,” consider the things in your life that might represent ‘Babylon’—areas where you might be compromising or aligning with values and systems that stand opposed to God’s ways. Reflect on how you can separate yourself from these influences and more fully commit to God’s kingdom values.

Think about the allure of worldly wealth, power, and prestige. Babylon’s fall is a stark reminder that these things offer no lasting security or satisfaction. Contemplate where you might be seeking fulfillment in temporary things and how you can instead find your contentment and hope in God.

“Babylon Fallen” also encourages us to rejoice in the ultimate triumph of God’s justice and righteousness. Reflect on the hope this brings, knowing that all wrongs will be made right, and every corrupt system will be overthrown. How does this hope influence your perspective on current global issues and your personal struggles?

Prayer:

Lord God, You are the eternal King, and Your kingdom endures forever. Help me to recognize and turn away from any ‘Babylon’ in my life. Guide me to seek first Your kingdom and righteousness, finding my hope and satisfaction in You alone. I rejoice in the certainty of Your victory and the downfall of all that opposes You. May my life reflect Your kingdom values as I await the fulfillment of Your righteous reign. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Contemplation:

Take a few moments to meditate on the impermanence of worldly systems and the eternal nature of God’s kingdom. Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal any areas where you may be too entangled with ‘Babylon’ and to empower you to live with greater allegiance to God’s kingdom. Consider one practical step you can take to disentangle yourself from worldly values and live more fully for God.

This devotional encourages website viewers to deeply consider and respond to the eleventh track, “Babylon Fallen,” focusing on the themes of the transience of worldly power, the allure of materialism, and the ultimate triumph of God’s kingdom.

Lyrics

Babylon Fallen

Verse 1

A mighty angel, with great authority,
Proclaims, “Fallen, fallen is Babylon the city.
A dwelling for demons, a haunt for every lie,
Nations deceived by her wantonness and pride.”

Chorus

Babylon fallen, the great city mourned,
Her luxury and splendor, now forlorn.
“Come out of her, my people,” is the cry,
Lest you share in her sins, and her plagues, by and by.

Verse 2

Kings of the earth, who shared her adulterous bed,
Weep and lament when they see the smoke of her dread.
Merchants weep too, for no one buys their stock,
Gold, silver, jewels, and fine linen lost.

Chorus

Babylon fallen, the great city mourned,
Her luxury and splendor, now forlorn.
“Come out of her, my people,” is the cry,
Lest you share in her sins, and her plagues, by and by.

Bridge

In one hour, such great wealth laid waste,
All who made their fortune there, now taste
The bitterness of loss, the emptiness of greed,
The hollowness of power, the hunger no wealth can feed.

Verse 3

Rejoice over her, O heaven and saints,
God has judged her for all your complaints.
Her smoke rises up forever and ever,
A reminder of the justice of the Savior.

Chorus

Babylon fallen, the great city mourned,
Her luxury and splendor, now forlorn.
“Come out of her, my people,” is the cry,
Lest you share in her sins, and her plagues, by and by.

Outro

Babylon is fallen, but we will rise,
On the wings of eagles, to our prize.
Away from the ruin, toward the New Jerusalem,
Where true riches and glory come from Him.

Seven Bowls of Wrath

Seven Bowls of Wrath

by | Jan 1, 2024

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Track List

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1: Alpha and Omega

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2: Seven Letters

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3: Scroll and the Lamb

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4: Worship in Heaven

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5: Seven Trumpets

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6: Two Witnesses

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7: Dragon and the Woman

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8: Beast from the Sea

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9: Harvest of the Earth

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10: Seven Bowls of Wrath

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11: Babylon Fallen

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12: Marriage Supper of the Lamb

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13: New Heaven and New Earth

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14: Behold, I Am Coming Soon

Track 10: Seven Bowls of Wrath

“Seven Bowls of Wrath,” the tenth track of “The Lamb’s Victory: A Revelation Worship,” delves into the intense and solemn imagery of Revelation 16, where seven bowls of God’s wrath are poured out upon the earth. This song conveys the gravity and finality of God’s judgment, emphasizing His righteousness and the call for repentance.

The music for “Seven Bowls of Wrath” is composed to evoke a sense of weight and unfolding inevitability, reflecting the sequential nature of the judgments. Each verse and chorus build in intensity, mirroring the escalating impact of the bowls being poured out. The lyrics describe the plagues and afflictions that accompany each bowl, highlighting the severity of divine judgment while also underscoring the mercy inherent in God’s calls for repentance.

“Seven Bowls of Wrath” serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of sin and the importance of aligning oneself with divine righteousness. It invites listeners to reflect on their own lives and the world around them, urging a response of humility, reverence, and transformation. This track is not only a portrayal of future events but also a present-day call to awareness and moral courage, reminding all who hear it of the eternal stakes at play and the hope that lies in turning to God. As the song concludes, it leaves listeners with a sense of sober reflection and a renewed commitment to living in the light of God’s truth.

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Track 10: Seven Bowls of Wrath – Devotional

Understanding God’s Righteous Judgment

Opening Scripture:

Revelation 16:1 – “Then I heard a loud voice from the temple telling the seven angels, ‘Go and pour out on the earth the seven bowls of the wrath of God.'”

Reflection:

The seven bowls of wrath represent the final and complete outpouring of God’s judgment upon a world that has persistently rejected Him. This sobering vision from Revelation 16 reminds us of the seriousness of sin and the holiness of God, who is just in all His ways.

Devotional:

As you listen to “Seven Bowls of Wrath,” it’s natural to grapple with the reality of God’s wrath and judgment. These are challenging concepts, but they are also central to understanding the character of God, who is perfectly just and cannot tolerate sin. Reflect on the seriousness with which God views sin and the lengths He has gone to provide a way of redemption through Jesus Christ.

Consider how the knowledge of God’s impending judgment should affect your life. It’s a call to live righteously, to seek reconciliation with God, and to embrace the grace offered through Christ. Reflect on any areas of your life where you might be complacent or holding back from fully committing to God’s will.

Think about the world around you and the urgency of the Gospel message. As believers, we are called to be messengers of hope and salvation, offering the way of escape from the coming judgment. How can you be more active in sharing this message with compassion and urgency?

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, I acknowledge Your holiness and justice. Help me to understand the depth of Your wrath against sin and the incredible gift of grace You have provided through Jesus. Guide me to live a life that honors You, one that is marked by righteousness and a commitment to sharing Your truth. Give me a heart for those who do not yet know You, that I might be an effective witness of Your love and salvation. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Contemplation:

Spend a few moments in quiet reflection on the reality of God’s judgment and the grace that saves you from it. Consider how you can live more fully in the light of this truth, and ask the Holy Spirit to guide you in any specific actions or changes you need to make.

This devotional invites website viewers to deeply consider and respond to the tenth track, “Seven Bowls of Wrath,” focusing on the themes of God’s righteousness, the seriousness of sin, and the urgency of living and sharing the Gospel.

Lyrics

Seven Bowls of Wrath

Verse 1

First bowl poured, on the land,
Sores on those who take the beast’s hand.
Second to the sea, turning it to blood,
Life in the waters, gone like a flood.

Chorus

Seven bowls of wrath, poured from above,
Signs of justice, by the hand of Love.
Though the earth quakes and nations fall,
God’s mercy still calls.

Verse 2

Third bowl to rivers, springs of the earth,
Blood for blood, a judgment of worth.
Fourth bowl on the sun, scorching with fire,
Men scorched with heat, yet they don’t tire.

Chorus

Seven bowls of wrath, poured from above,
Signs of justice, by the hand of Love.
Though the earth quakes and nations fall,
God’s mercy still calls.

Bridge

Fifth bowl on the throne of the beast,
His kingdom darkened, anguishes increased.
Sixth to the great river Euphrates,
Ways prepared for kings from the east.

Verse 3

Seventh bowl into the air,
A loud voice from the temple declares,
“It is done!” Earthquakes, cities fall,
Yet God’s love remains, through it all.

Chorus

Seven bowls of wrath, poured from above,
Signs of justice, by the hand of Love.
Though the earth quakes and nations fall,
God’s mercy still calls.

Outro

Babylon remembered, given the cup,
The wine of His fury, they must sup.
Yet, for those who believe, a different fate,
New Jerusalem’s gates for them await.

Harvest of the Earth

Harvest of the Earth

by | Jan 1, 2024

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Track List

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1: Alpha and Omega

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2: Seven Letters

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3: Scroll and the Lamb

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4: Worship in Heaven

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5: Seven Trumpets

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6: Two Witnesses

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7: Dragon and the Woman

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8: Beast from the Sea

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9: Harvest of the Earth

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10: Seven Bowls of Wrath

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11: Babylon Fallen

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12: Marriage Supper of the Lamb

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13: New Heaven and New Earth

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14: Behold, I Am Coming Soon

Track 9: Harvest of the Earth

“Harvest of the Earth,” the ninth track of “The Lamb’s Victory: A Revelation Worship,” is inspired by the vivid imagery and dual themes of judgment and redemption found in Revelation 14. This song captures the solemnity of the final harvest, where the faithful are gathered and the wicked face judgment.

The music is composed with a sense of solemnity and anticipation, reflecting the dual nature of the harvest. It moves through moments of introspection, urgency, and triumph, mirroring the scenes of reaping described in the scripture. The lyrics guide listeners through the imagery of the harvest, contrasting the gathering of the righteous with the judgment of the unrighteous, and inviting reflection on the eternal significance of our choices and actions.

“Harvest of the Earth” serves as a poignant reminder of the finality of God’s judgment and the promise of redemption for those who remain faithful. It invites listeners to consider their own readiness for the harvest, urging a life of righteousness, perseverance, and hope. This track is not just a musical piece; it’s a call to spiritual preparedness and an affirmation of the hope that lies in God’s justice and mercy. As the song unfolds, it encourages listeners to look forward to the day when they will be part of the joyous gathering of the saints in the presence of God.

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Track 9: Harvest of the Earth – Devotional

The Final Reaping

Opening Scripture:

Revelation 14:15 – “And another angel came out of the temple, calling with a loud voice to him who sat on the cloud, ‘Put in your sickle, and reap, for the hour to reap has come, for the harvest of the earth is fully ripe.'”

Reflection:

Revelation 14 presents the dual imagery of harvest, symbolizing both the gathering of the righteous into God’s kingdom and the judgment upon the wicked. This vivid picture reminds us of the inevitable culmination of history and God’s sovereignty over the final judgment.

Devotional:

As you listen to “Harvest of the Earth,” reflect on the significance of being part of the final harvest. The imagery of reaping is a powerful reminder of the consequences of our choices and the importance of living a life aligned with God’s will. Consider your own spiritual journey – are you growing and producing fruit that reflects your faith in Christ?

The track also invites contemplation of the justice and mercy of God. In His mercy, God provides ample opportunity for repentance and growth, but there also comes a time of final reckoning. Reflect on how this truth affects your sense of urgency in sharing the Gospel and living out your faith.

Consider the hope that comes with the harvest for those who are in Christ. While the idea of judgment can be sobering, for the faithful it promises eternal peace and joy in the presence of God. How does this hope influence your perspective on the trials and tribulations of life?

Prayer:

Lord of the Harvest, I come before You reflecting on the gravity and hope of the final reaping. Help me to live a life that bears good fruit, one that is ready for the harvest. Instill in me a sense of urgency and purpose to share Your love and truth with others. I trust in Your justice and mercy, and I look forward to the day when I will stand before You, redeemed and restored. May my life honor You as I await the final harvest. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Contemplation:

Take a few moments to meditate on your role in the harvest. Are you actively growing in your faith and helping to sow seeds of the Gospel in others’ lives? Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal any areas where you can be more fruitful and to empower you with boldness and love in your witness.

This devotional encourages website viewers to deeply consider and respond to the ninth track, “Harvest of the Earth,” focusing on the themes of judgment, repentance, growth, and the hope of eternal reward.

Lyrics

Harvest of the Earth

Verse 1

Behold, a Lamb on Mount Zion stands,
With Him, the faithful, no lie in their hands.
A new song they sing, none else can learn,
Firstfruits to God, for Him, they yearn.

Chorus

Harvest of the earth, ripe and ready,
Some for the granary, others for the winepress heavy.
Justice and mercy in the balance,
God’s sovereignty, our assurance.

Verse 2

An angel flies, mid-heaven, with the eternal gospel,
To every nation, tribe, tongue, and people.
“Fear God, give glory, for His hour has come,”
Worship Him who made all, the Holy One.

Chorus

Harvest of the earth, ripe and ready,
Some for the granary, others for the winepress heavy.
Justice and mercy in the balance,
God’s sovereignty, our assurance.

Bridge

Another angel follows, saying, “Babylon is fallen,”
A third warns against the beast, its image, and its calling.
“Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on,”
Rest from their labors; their deeds follow them on.

Verse 3

Then comes the Son of Man, with a crown and sharp sickle,
Another angel from the temple, with a loud voice, does trickle.
“Thrust in your sickle and reap, for the time has come,”
Earth’s harvest is gathered, the end of the sum.

Chorus

Harvest of the earth, ripe and ready,
Some for the granary, others for the winepress heavy.
Justice and mercy in the balance,
God’s sovereignty, our assurance.

Outro

So let us be steadfast, immovable, always abounding,
In the Lord’s work, our calling resounding.
For in the Lord, our labor is not in vain,
Harvest of the earth, in His glorious name.

Two Witnesses

Two Witnesses

by | Jan 1, 2024

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1: Alpha and Omega

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2: Seven Letters

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3: Scroll and the Lamb

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4: Worship in Heaven

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5: Seven Trumpets

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6: Two Witnesses

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7: Dragon and the Woman

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8: Beast from the Sea

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9: Harvest of the Earth

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10: Seven Bowls of Wrath

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11: Babylon Fallen

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12: Marriage Supper of the Lamb

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13: New Heaven and New Earth

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14: Behold, I Am Coming Soon

Track 6: Two Witnesses

“Two Witnesses,” the sixth track of “The Lamb’s Victory: A Revelation Worship,” draws its inspiration from the enigmatic and powerful narrative of Revelation 11. The song tells the story of the two witnesses who prophesy and stand firm in the face of persecution, embodying the spirit of endurance and faithfulness.

The music carries a tone of solemnity and resolve, reflecting the witnesses’ unwavering commitment and the gravity of their prophetic mission. As the melody unfolds, it conveys a sense of the supernatural strength and divine backing given to these two figures, even as they face opposition and eventual martyrdom. The lyrics explore the themes of testimony, sacrifice, and the ultimate vindication that comes with their resurrection and ascension.

“Two Witnesses” is a poignant reflection on the power of standing for truth, even in the face of overwhelming opposition. It’s a reminder of the spiritual battles that rage beyond our sight and the ultimate victory that awaits those who remain steadfast. The song encourages listeners to consider their own dedication to truth and righteousness, inspiring a deepened commitment to live courageously and faithfully in a world often hostile to the message of God’s kingdom. This track is a call to resilience and hope, assuring believers that their witness is not in vain and that their reward is sure.

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Track 6: Two Witnesses – Devotional

Standing Firm in Testimony

Opening Scripture:

Revelation 11:3-4 – “And I will grant authority to my two witnesses, and they will prophesy for 1,260 days, clothed in sackcloth. These are the two olive trees and the two lampstands that stand before the Lord of the earth.”

Reflection:

The two witnesses in Revelation symbolize the steadfast testimony and enduring faith of God’s people in the face of opposition. They stand as a powerful reminder of the call to witness to the truth, even in times of trial and persecution.

Devotional:

As you listen to “Two Witnesses,” reflect on the courage and commitment of these figures. They were given a task to prophesy and bear witness to God’s truth, knowing well the cost they would face. Their story is an invitation for us to consider our own calling as witnesses in this world. How are you using your life to testify to the truth and light of God?

Contemplate the significance of being a ‘lampstand’ and an ‘olive tree.’ As a lampstand, you are called to shine forth the light of Christ in a dark world. As an olive tree, you are nourished by God’s Spirit, bearing fruit that reflects His character. Think about ways you can more effectively shine and bear fruit in your daily life.

Consider also the perseverance of the two witnesses. They stood firm until their mission was complete. Reflect on the challenges you face in standing for truth. Ask God to grant you the perseverance and strength to continue, even when the cost is high.

Prayer:

Heavenly Father, thank You for the example of the two witnesses. Inspire me with their courage and commitment to Your truth. Help me to stand as a faithful witness in my own life, shining Your light and bearing fruit through the power of Your Spirit. Grant me perseverance to continue Your work, no matter the opposition. May my life testify to the hope and salvation found in You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Contemplation:

Spend a few moments in quiet reflection on your role as a witness for Christ. Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal areas where you can more boldly and effectively testify to God’s truth and love. Consider one practical step you can take this week to be a better ‘lampstand’ and ‘olive tree’ in your community.

This devotional invites website viewers to deeply consider and respond to the sixth track, “Two Witnesses,” focusing on the themes of testimony, endurance, and the call to be a light in the world.

Lyrics

Two Witnesses

Verse 1

In the city, where roads intertwine,
Two stand firm through the end of time.
Clothed in sackcloth, they prophesy,
Truth and judgment, they can’t deny.

Chorus

Two witnesses, flames and words,
Speaking truths too long unheard.
For a time, they stand alone,
God’s own voice, a cornerstone.

Verse 2

Nations watch, and enemies scorn,
Yet their message, like a new morn.
Power to shut the sky of rain,
Witnessing through their pain.

Chorus

Two witnesses, flames and words,
Speaking truths too long unheard.
For a time, they stand alone,
God’s own voice, a cornerstone.

Bridge

But when their testimony’s done,
The beast will come to think he’s won.
Fallen in the street, hate’s victory,
Yet that’s not the end of the story.

Verse 3

After three days, a breath of life,
Rising up, overcoming strife.
A voice from heaven, “Come up here,”
In their ascent, God’s power clear.

Chorus

Two witnesses, flames and words,
Speaking truths too long unheard.
For a time, they stand alone,
God’s own voice, a cornerstone.

Outro

So we stand with truth as our guide,
For even in death, we’ll not hide.
Two witnesses, a path so trod,
Their legacy, the faith in God.

Worship in Heaven

Worship in Heaven

by | Jan 1, 2024

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1: Alpha and Omega

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2: Seven Letters

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3: Scroll and the Lamb

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4: Worship in Heaven

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5: Seven Trumpets

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6: Two Witnesses

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7: Dragon and the Woman

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8: Beast from the Sea

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9: Harvest of the Earth

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10: Seven Bowls of Wrath

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11: Babylon Fallen

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12: Marriage Supper of the Lamb

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13: New Heaven and New Earth

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14: Behold, I Am Coming Soon

Track 4: Worship in Heaven

The fourth track of “The Lamb’s Victory: A Revelation Worship,” “Worship in Heaven,” transports listeners into the awe-inspiring scenes of heavenly worship depicted in Revelation 4 and 5. This song is an auditory journey into the very throne room of God, where seraphim, elders, and countless beings cast their crowns before the Almighty, proclaiming His holiness and eternal sovereignty.

With a melody that rises and falls like the voices of a celestial choir, “Worship in Heaven” seeks to encapsulate the overwhelming sense of majesty and reverence that pervades God’s presence. The lyrics weave together the various cries of adoration found in Revelation, from “Holy, holy, holy” to “Worthy is the Lamb,” inviting listeners to join in this eternal song of praise.

As the music unfolds, it aims to lift the spirit and stir the soul, reminding all who hear it of the ultimate reality of God’s throne, the centrality of worship in the Christian life, and the profound unity of all creation in the act of glorifying the Creator. “Worship in Heaven” is not just a song but a foretaste of the worship that awaits believers, encouraging them to live lives that reflect the heavenly reality of continual adoration and awe.

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Track 4: Worship in Heaven – Devotional

Joining the Heavenly Chorus

Opening Scripture:

Revelation 4:8-11 – “And the four living creatures, each of them with six wings, are full of eyes all around and within, and day and night they never cease to say, ‘Holy, holy, holy, is the Lord God Almighty, who was and is and is to come!’ And whenever the creatures give glory and honor and thanks to him who is seated on the throne, who lives forever and ever, the twenty-four elders fall down before him who is seated on the throne and worship him who lives forever and ever. They cast their crowns before the throne, saying, ‘Worthy are you, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honor and power, for you created all things, and by your will they existed and were created.'”

Reflection:

The vision of worship in heaven provides a glimpse into the continuous, all-encompassing adoration of God by all of creation. This passage invites us to consider the ceaseless nature of true worship and our role within the eternal song of praise to our Creator.

Devotional:

As you listen to “Worship in Heaven,” imagine the incredible scene described in Revelation 4 — a place where the majesty of God is so overwhelming that it evokes a never-ending response of worship. Reflect on the purity and intensity of this worship, where every creature recognizes the fullness of God’s holiness and power.

Consider what it means to join this heavenly chorus even now. Worship is not confined to a song or a place; it’s the continual posture of a heart in awe of God’s greatness and goodness. How can your daily life reflect this kind of worship? Think about the ways you can offer your work, relationships, thoughts, and very being as an act of worship to the Lord.

In this track, the melody and lyrics aim to lift your spirit and draw you into this divine reality. Let it remind you that you are part of a larger community of believers, past, present, and future, united in the common purpose of glorifying God.

Prayer:

Holy, Holy, Holy Lord, God Almighty, who was, and is, and is to come. I join the heavenly chorus in worshiping You. Help me to live with a constant awareness of Your presence and majesty. Teach me to offer every moment of my life as an act of worship to You. May my heart always echo the purity and devotion of the worship in heaven. In the precious name of Jesus, Amen.

Contemplation:

Spend a few minutes in quiet reflection, considering how you can incorporate a more continual sense of worship in your daily life. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you in understanding and practicing the presence of God, turning your every action and thought into an act of worship.

This devotional encourages website viewers to deeply consider and engage with the fourth track, “Worship in Heaven,” focusing on the significance of continual worship and their personal participation in the eternal praise of God.

Lyrics

Worship in Heaven

Verse 1

In realms of glory, far and wide,
Splendor reigns, there’s no night.
Voices rise in harmony,
Singing of the Majesty.

Chorus

Holy, holy, God Almighty,
Who was, and is, and is to come.
All creation brings You glory,
In Your presence, we become one.

Verse 2

With every nation, tribe, and tongue,
We join the song that’s ever sung.
Majesty beyond the skies,
Worthy One, we lift our eyes.

Chorus

Holy, holy, God Almighty,
Who was, and is, and is to come.
All creation brings You glory,
In Your presence, we become one.

Bridge

Beyond the veil, where angels dwell,
In awe, they stand, your wonders tell.
We, too, bow down, cast our crowns,
Before the King, all renown.

Verse 3

Eternal promise, timeless light,
In Your love, we take delight.
Gathered ’round Your throne so grand,
In unity, together we stand.

Chorus

Holy, holy, God Almighty,
Who was, and is, and is to come.
All creation brings You glory,
In Your presence, we become one.

Outro

Holy, holy, our hearts cry,
You reign supreme, lifted high.
Worship in heaven, on earth the same,
Forever we’ll praise Your holy name.

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Scroll and the Lamb

Scroll and the Lamb

by | Jan 1, 2024

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Track List

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1: Alpha and Omega

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2: Seven Letters

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3: Scroll and the Lamb

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4: Worship in Heaven

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5: Seven Trumpets

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6: Two Witnesses

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7: Dragon and the Woman

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8: Beast from the Sea

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9: Harvest of the Earth

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10: Seven Bowls of Wrath

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11: Babylon Fallen

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12: Marriage Supper of the Lamb

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13: New Heaven and New Earth

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14: Behold, I Am Coming Soon

Track 3: Scroll and the Lamb

“Scroll and the Lamb,” the third track on “The Lamb’s Victory: A Revelation Worship,” immerses the listener in the pivotal Revelation 5 scene where the Lamb, who was slain, is found worthy to open the scroll sealed with seven seals. This song captures the awe and profound mystery of the moment, reflecting on the paradox of the Lamb’s victory through sacrifice and the profound implications of His worthiness.

The music swells with a solemn yet hopeful tone, echoing the dual themes of sacrifice and sovereignty. As the melody unfolds, it carries the listener through a journey of deep reverence and triumphant acknowledgment of the Lamb’s ultimate authority and grace. The lyrics invite reflection on the magnitude of Christ’s sacrifice and the hope it brings, encouraging a response of deep worship and renewed commitment to the One who is worthy of all honor and praise.

“Scroll and the Lamb” is not merely a song but an invitation to ponder the depths of God’s love and the mystery of redemption, drawing the listener into a more profound worship and understanding of the Lamb who is both the sacrifice and the victor.

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Track 3: Scroll and the Lamb – Devotional

Worthy is the Lamb

Opening Scripture: Revelation 5:5-6 – “And one of the elders said to me, ‘Weep no more; behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has conquered, so that he can open the scroll and its seven seals.’ And I saw between the throne and the four living creatures and among the elders a Lamb standing, as though it had been slain.”

Reflection:

The image of the Lamb in Revelation 5 is one of the most powerful and poignant in all of Scripture. It reveals Jesus Christ as both the sacrificed Lamb and the victorious Lion. This duality encapsulates the mystery and wonder of Christ’s redemptive work — His death and resurrection. It invites us to contemplate the depth of His sacrifice and the magnitude of His victory.

Devotional:

As you listen to “Scroll and the Lamb,” let your heart dwell on the worthiness of Christ. He alone could open the scroll, symbolizing His unique ability to enact God’s redemptive plan. His victory over sin and death is not just a historical event; it’s the pivotal moment that changes everything for humanity.

Reflect on what the image of the slain Lamb means for your life. It represents the ultimate sacrifice made for your sins, the act of love that grants forgiveness and new life. Consider how this understanding influences your relationship with God, your sense of worth, and your purpose.

As you think about the victorious Lion, let it fill you with hope and confidence. Christ’s victory is your victory. He has conquered sin, death, and every force that stands against you. In Him, you too are more than a conqueror.

Prayer:

Lord Jesus, You are the Lamb who was slain and the Lion who has conquered. I stand in awe of Your sacrifice and victory. Thank You for bearing my sins and for rising in triumph. Help me to live in the reality of what You’ve done, to walk in the freedom and authority You’ve won for me. May my life always reflect the worthiness of Your sacrifice. In Your precious name, Amen.

Contemplation:

Spend a few moments in quiet reflection on the dual nature of Christ as both the sacrificial Lamb and victorious Lion. Contemplate the significance of His death and resurrection in your life. Ask the Holy Spirit to deepen your understanding and appreciation of Christ’s worthiness and to show you how to live in the light of His victory.

This devotional is designed to lead website viewers into a deeper understanding and heartfelt response to the third track, “Scroll and the Lamb,” focusing on the profound sacrifice and victory of Christ.

Lyrics

Scroll and the Lamb

Verse 1

In the center of the throne,
A scroll with seals tightly shown.
“Who is worthy to break these?”
Heaven wept, none could appease.

Chorus

Then the Lamb, once slain,
Stood in power, bore our pain.
Worthy is the Lamb to open the scroll,
Redeemer, Victor, God’s glorious goal.

Verse 2

Elders bow, the creatures sing,
Praises to the Lamb, they bring.
Golden bowls full of prayers,
Incense rising, God’s own heirs.

Chorus

Then the Lamb, once slain,
Stood in power, bore our pain.
Worthy is the Lamb to open the scroll,
Redeemer, Victor, God’s glorious goal.

Bridge

“See the Lion from Judah’s line,
Root of David has prevailed.”
Heaven’s chorus in awe combine,
Worship the Lamb, forever hailed.

Verse 3

Every tribe, tongue, and nation,
Gathered in adoration.
The Lamb who was slain, now reigns,
With wisdom, strength, and endless days.

Chorus

Then the Lamb, once slain,
Stood in power, bore our pain.
Worthy is the Lamb to open the scroll,
Redeemer, Victor, God’s glorious goal.

Outro

Worthy to receive power and wealth,
Wisdom, strength, honor, and health.
Blessing, glory, all are His due,
Lamb of God, forever true.