ЁЯО╡ Bilah Hamavet (Swallow Up Death) Lyrics [Isaiah 25] Song LyricsЁЯО╡
Bilah Hamavet (Swallow Up Death)
Words: Isaiah 25 | Melody: Jamie Hilsden
╫С╫Щ╫Ь╫в ╫Ф╫Ю╫Х╫Х╫к
╫Сִּ╫Ьַּ╫в ╫Фַ╫Юָּ╫Хֶ╫к
╫Сִּ╫Ьַּ╫в ╫Фַ╫Юָּ╫Хֶ╫к ╫Ьָ╫аֶ╫жַ╫Ч
╫Хּ╫Юָ╫Чָ╫Ф ╫Рֲ╫Уֹ╫аָ╫Щ ╫Рֱ╫Ьֹ╫Фִ╫Щ╫Э ╫Уִּ╫Юְ╫вָ╫Ф
╫Юֵ╫вַ╫Ь ╫Ыָּ╫Ь-╫дָּ╫аִ╫Щ╫Э; ╫Хְ╫Чֶ╫иְ╫дַּ╫к ╫вַ╫Юּ╫Хֹ, ╫Щָ╫бִ╫Щ╫и
╫Юֵ╫вַ╫Ь ╫Ыָּ╫Ь-╫Фָ╫Рָ╫иֶ╫е ╫Ыִּ╫Щ
Swallow up death
He will swallow up death forever
And the Lord GOD will wipe away tears
From all faces; and the reproach of His people
He will take away from all the earth
Reflection on the Song
“He will swallow up death forever; the Lord God will wipe away tears from all faces...” These powerful words bring hope as promised in Isaiah 25:8—a vision of a future where death cannot touch us and all sorrow is erased. “And it shall be said on that day, ‘Behold, this is our God; we have waited for Him, that He might save us... let us be glad and rejoice in His salvation.’” :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
The song beautifully unfolds layers of redemption and hope:
- An Eternal Victory Over Death: Death isn’t the final act—God Himself defeats it eternally. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
- Unlimited Comfort: Every tear—across every face—will one day be wiped away by His tender care. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
- The Fulfillment of Hope: The faithful declaration rings out, “Behold, this is our God,” celebrating the arrival of our long-expected Savior. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
- Joy in Salvation: In that moment, fear gives way to gladness as we rejoice in the fullness of His redeeming work. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
Pause and Reflect:
- Where in your heart do you long for death’s sting to be swallowed up—loss, grief, or brokenness?
- How does seeing your present suffering in the light of God’s ultimate rescue change your hope today?
ЁЯЩП Prayer
“Heavenly Father, thank You for the promise that death will be swallowed up forever and every tear will be wiped away by Your hand. May my heart cling to this truth when sorrow weighs heavy—resting in the vision of Your salvation, rejoicing in the day when Your victory becomes our reality. Amen.”