The breaking of the seven seals is telling us: “Go, Preach My Gospel”, Hymn 378 . Sunday calls for us to be awake:  Hymn 210, “Wake, Awake for the Night is Flying” ,  Hymn 598, “Watch, Ye Saints” , and  Hymn 611, “Awake, My Soul!” . As were the martyrs (Wednesday), are we ready to  “Stand Up! Stand Up for Jesus!”, Hymn 618  and watch for  “Jesus Is Coming Again, Hymn 213” ?

Read more at the source: 5: The Seven Seals – Singing with Inspiration

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Our Sabbath afternoon introduction to the weeks’ study shows John being given a vision of the resurrected Christ in the heavenly sanctuary: Hymn 177, “Jesus, Your Blood and Righteousness”  and  Hymn 178, “The Unveiled Christ” . The study goes on to say that John was provided assurance of Christ’s presence and care : Hymn 462, “Blessed Assurance, Jesus is Mine!” John was on Patmos because of his faithfulness to the gospel: Hymn 602, “O Brother, Be Faithful” . Here are some hymns that can be sung for the Monday topic of “On the Lord’s Day” (The Sabbath): Hymn 381, “Holy Sabbath Day of Rest” ,  Hymn 388, “Don’t Forget the Sabbath” , and  Hymn 390, “We Love Thy Sabbath, Lord” . On Tuesday, Jesus as our High Priest is in: Hymn 177, “Jesus, Your Blood and Righteousness” . The High Priest would trim and refill the lamps : Hymn 595, “Let Every Lamp Be Burning” .

Read more at the source: 2: Among the Lampstands – Singing With Inspiration

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