The Song of Moses and of the Lamb
Classes
Class 1: Class 1 of 5
The class explores the Song of Moses in Revelation 15, connecting it to Exodus 15 and Deuteronomy 32, emphasizing the themes of victory over sin and the establishment of God's kingdom. It discusses the symbolic significance of the sea of glass and the saints' triumph over the beast and Babylon.
Class 2: Class 2 of 5
The class explores the songs of praise in Revelation, focusing on the symbolism of the 24 elders, the four living creatures, and the 144,000, and their roles as representatives of the saints. It discusses how these groups symbolize the saints' roles in warfare, kingship, and priestly duties, emphasizing the progression of God's plan to fill the earth with His glory.
Class 3: Class 3 of 5
The class explores the various songs of praise in Revelation, focusing on their relationship and significance, particularly the Song of Moses and the new song sung by the 144,000. It emphasizes the role of the saints and angels in praising God during the establishment of the kingdom and the ultimate reign of Christ.
Class 4: Class 4 of 5
The class explores the connections between the Song of Moses in Revelation 15 and Exodus 15, emphasizing the themes of God's victory over evil and the judgment of false systems. It highlights parallels between the destruction of Egypt and the future judgment of Babylon, stressing the importance of recognizing and avoiding false systems to ensure salvation.
Class 5: Class 5 of 5
The class explores Deuteronomy 32, the Song of Moses, and its connection to Revelation 15. It emphasizes the importance of teaching and remembering God's warnings against turning to false idols, linking this to the establishment of the kingdom of God and the faithfulness of believers.