Israel is summoned to new-song praise in the gathered congregation because the Maker is also King who delights in his people and beautifies the meek with salvation. Revelation’s new-song scenes resonate with this worship tradition. The psalm joins communal joy to God’s gracious favor.

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Psalms 149:1–3 Revelation 14:2–3

Revelation 14:2–3 strongly echoes Psalm 149:1–3 through the combination of new song, gathered saints, Zion setting, and instrumental praise. The Psalm helps supply the worship vocabulary for Revelation’s redeemed community before the Lamb.

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