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Psalms 144:9
New-song praise responds to the God who gives kings victory and rescues David from the sword. Praise and petition remain intertwined because the threat is not yet fully gone. Revelation’s new-song imagery belongs to the broader biblical praise tradition rather than requiring Psalm 144 as a direct source.
Psalm 144:9 likely contributes to Revelation 14:2–3’s new-song and stringed-instrument imagery, though Psalms 33, 98, and 149 provide stronger parallels. The psalm belongs to the wider source field for Revelation’s redeemed worship rather than standing as the sole background.
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