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A Call for Universal Harmony: The "New Song" in Scripture, Patristic Commentary, and Liturgy
ABSTRACT:The expression "new song" appears multiple times in Holy Scripture. This article explores its meaning and purpose in various layers of interpretation through scriptural analysis across the biblical languages, in patristic and modern commentary, and through an inquiry into the concept of newness as such and in music. Early Christian authors add to the celebration of divine power manifest in creation and historical liberation the new realities brought about by Christ: redemption from sin, transformation of the human person into a new life, and, ultimately, the renewal of the whole cosmos in harmony. The "new song" in Revelation in particular casts light on how Christian music is meant to partake in the eschatological symphony before the "throne of the Lamb."
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