In uncertain days, it is important to remember that our world is getting ready to meet God.

We are all getting ready to meet Him.

The King is coming.

Today, we join Scott Pauli in walking through the final book of the Bible, the revelation of Jesus Christ.

There's no song quite like the victor's song.

When you finally have the ultimate victory, oh, there is a, there is not just a tune.

There's a tone in that song that is one of jubilation.

That's the song we've come to today in Revelation chapter 19.

It is summarized in one word.

It is the word, hall hallelujah it's a beautiful

word isn't it it is the New Testament spelling the equivalent of the Old Testament word

hallelujah and when you find it in Revelation chapter 19 this is very significant it's found

four times we'll see all of them in just a moment.

But did you know this is the first time that this word is used in the New Testament? You find

hallelujah is all through the Old Testament. In fact, the book of Psalms ends with what is commonly

referred to as the Hallelujah chorus. Those final Psalms, all beginning and ending with praise

ye the Lord. That's what the word hallelujah means. the word alleluia in the new testament is reserved for the end it is the climax

it is the conclusion might i say it is actually the commencement it is the beginning of our

eternal song it is the hallelujah chorus of eternity. What does it sound like?

Revelation 19, verse 1. And after these things, I heard a great voice of much people in heaven saying,

Hallelujah, salvation and glory and honor and power under the Lord our God, for true and righteous are His judgments.

For he hath judged the great whore which did corrupt the earth with her fornication,

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