And they Sing the Song of Moses

[asterisktom]

And they Sing the Song of Moses: Revelation 15:3 and Deuteronomy 32
Your study Bible for Rev. 15:1-3 will most likely offer Ex. 15 as a cross-reference, not Deut. 32. The majority of commentaries likewise follow suit. What is the reasoning? Unwarranted Futurism.
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[Deacon]

QUESTION—How are the nouns related in the genitive construction τὴν ᾠδὴν Μωϋσέως ‘the song of Moses’?
>>Moses sang the song [Alf, BNTC, EC, Hu, Ld, NIC, NIGTC, Sw, TH, TNTC, WBC] or composed it [Be, TH, Wal].
>>It refers to the song of Moses in Exodus 15 in which Moses celebrates God’s deliverance of the people of Israel from the Egyptians [Alf, BNTC, EC, Hu, Ld, Lns, NIC, Sw, TH, WBC].
>>Or, it refers to the song of Moses in Deuteronomy 32 that he wrote and presented to the people of Israel at the end of his career [Be, Wal].
>>Or, it could refer to the songs in both Exodus and Deuteronomy [NIGTC, NTC].

From: Trail, Ronald. 2008. An Exegetical Summary of Revelation 12–22. 2nd ed. Dallas, TX: SIL International.

 

[kyredneck]

What is the reasoning? Unwarranted Futurism.

That, and unwarranted placing the Jews on a pedestal above non-Jews still to this day as 'the elect', 'the chosen people of God'.

Deuteronomy Chapter 32

5​	They have dealt corruptly with him, they are not his children, it is their blemish; They are a perverse and crooked generation.

That generation of Christ's day...

 

[asterisktom]

Now, more than ever, this issue must be correctly understood. Christians discredit their faith when they demonstrate their cognitive dissonance when it comes to Israel.

 

[Ben1445]

Yes! It’s amazing how God returns to show mercy upon those people who Moses is describing. But you do have to read to the end of the chapter to see that.