The complete praise
• “And the four and twenty elders and the four beasts fell down and worshipped God that sat on the throne, saying, Amen; Alleluia.” (Rev 19:4).
What is the finality of the “amen”? It is the perfect acceptation of all that the Eternal is and make, even that when we are going through the tribulation all seems difficult and hard of being accepted (this is the praise before victory).
And what is “Halleluiah”? It is a confirmation of the understanding got amidst the fight, as well as the gratitude for the gained benefaction (it is the praise after victory).
The true praise has outset, middle and end.
• We praise before pass through tribulation as a mode of preparation for what is coming;
• We praise in the mid of battle being grateful to Jesus for all received present, even when our future don’t seem promissory, but just a punition by past errors. However, the day what the Eternal did for us was the “present” (today - Psalms 118.24). It is His present for us, considering our spiritual situation and all that we can be by His grace acting in us, if we don’t resist to the move of His Spirit. This is our “amen”.
• We praise after the struggle, not only for the received blessings, but by the good use that, now, we are able to do them. This is our “Halleluiah” (Praise be the Creator).
• “And the four and twenty elders and the four beasts fell down and worshipped God that sat on the throne, saying, Amen; Alleluia.” (Rev 19:4).
What is the finality of the “amen”? It is the perfect acceptation of all that the Eternal is and make, even that when we are going through the tribulation all seems difficult and hard of being accepted (this is the praise before victory).
And what is “Halleluiah”? It is a confirmation of the understanding got amidst the fight, as well as the gratitude for the gained benefaction (it is the praise after victory).
The true praise has outset, middle and end.
• We praise before pass through tribulation as a mode of preparation for what is coming;
• We praise in the mid of battle being grateful to Jesus for all received present, even when our future don’t seem promissory, but just a punition by past errors. However, the day what the Eternal did for us was the “present” (today - Psalms 118.24). It is His present for us, considering our spiritual situation and all that we can be by His grace acting in us, if we don’t resist to the move of His Spirit. This is our “amen”.
• We praise after the struggle, not only for the received blessings, but by the good use that, now, we are able to do them. This is our “Halleluiah” (Praise be the Creator).