The song offers a reverent vision of God and the Lamb receiving worship, glory, honor, and thanksgiving. Its imagery powerfully invites wonder and adoration, while two poetic and doctrinal expressions benefit from careful qualification.
Kari Jobe
1 song in this catalogue · 1 reviewed
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Themes in the reviewed songs
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Cross and atonement1 of 1 song
Holiness1 of 1 song
Sovereignty and power1 of 1 song
What the reviews found
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Strengths 3
- Revelation Song
It vividly presents the slain Lamb as worthy of worship and a new song.
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It exalts God’s holiness, almightiness, eternality, and throne-centered glory.
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Its call to adoration is a fitting response to God and the Lamb receiving worship, glory, honor, and thanksgiving.
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Points to examine 1
- Revelation Song
The rainbow imagery is drawn from the throne’s surroundings, so describing the King as clothed in rainbows is poetic adaptation rather than the passage’s direct wording. The song also calls Jesus “Breath and living water”; while Jesus’ supreme name and divine revelation are affirmed, living water is identified with the Holy Spirit, making this direct identification imprecise.
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