1 | Strong's Number: g5603 | Greek: qde |
Song:
"an ode, song," is always used in the NT (as in the Sept.), in praise of God or Christ; in Eph 5:19; Col 3:16 the adjective "spiritual" is added, because the word in itself is generic and might be used of songs anything but spiritual; in Rev 5:9; 14:3 (1st part) the descriptive word is "new" (kainos, "new," in reference to character and form: see NEW), a "song," the significance of which was confined to those mentioned (ver. 3, and 2nd part); in Rev 15:3 (twice), "the song of Moses... and the song of the Lamb," the former as celebrating the deliverance of God's people by His power, the latter as celebrating redemption by atoning sacrifice.
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