Songs of the Lord
Speaker: Harry Tennant Location: Idyllwild Bible School Date: 1996 Topic: Songs of the Lord (First Session) Class 1 - The Song of the Seed Class 2 - The Song of Deborah Class 3 - The Song of the City Class 4 - The Song of Salvation Class 5 - The New Song Class 6 - The Song of the Moses and of the Lamb
Classes
Class 1: Harry Tennant - Songs of the Lord - Class 1 - The Song of the Seed
The class explores the Song of the Seed from Exodus 15, focusing on the dramatic event of the Red Sea crossing and its significance for faith and salvation. It highlights the communal act of singing as an act of worship and praise to God.
Class 2: Harry Tennant - Songs of the Lord - Class 2 - The Song of Deborah
The class covers the Song of Deborah from the Book of Judges, emphasizing the importance of faith and obedience to God. It highlights the role of Deborah and Barak in leading Israel against Sisera and the Canaanites, and discusses the consequences of those who did not support the battle.
Class 3: Harry Tennant - Songs of the Lord - Class 3 - The Song of the City
The class explores songs of salvation in the Bible, focusing on Deborah's song in Judges and Psalms, emphasizing themes of resurrection, God's presence, and the ultimate victory of the Lord Jesus Christ in the kingdom of God.
Class 4: Harry Tennant - Songs of the Lord - Class 4 - The Song of Salvation
The class explores the concept of the New Song in the Psalms and Revelation, emphasizing the shift from Old Testament sacrifices to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ. It highlights the themes of salvation, worship, and the anticipation of the kingdom of God.
Class 5: Harry Tennant - Songs of the Lord - Class 5 - The New Song
The class explores Isaiah 26, focusing on themes of salvation, resurrection, and eternal life. It emphasizes God's promise to swallow up death and the certainty of the faithful's names being inscribed in the book of life.
Class 6: Harry Tennant - Songs of the Lord - Class 6 - The Song of the Moses and of the Lamb
The class explores the song of Moses and the Lamb, connecting the Red Sea crossing to the final redemption in Revelation. It emphasizes God's deliverance and the transformation of sinners into saints through Christ's sacrifice.