Three Angels Hymn & Praise

Three Angels Hymn & Praise

por Zeres Vitto

Cristianismo Religión

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When Mercy is Tested - The Great Controversy - Chapter 2 - Persecution in the First Centuries

WHEN MERCY IS TESTED A Great Controversy Song—Chapter 2 – Persecution in the First Centuries by Zeres Vitto Verse 1 — The First Persecution They bowed to none but Christ alone, No crown, no sword, no earthly throne. The empire roared, “Your faith betray,” But saints stood fast and would not sway. The dragon spoke through Caesar’s breath, With chains and fire and threat of death, Yet seeds were sown where martyrs fell— Truth rose where Rome’s cruel shadows dwelt. Pre-Chorus — The Pattern Force could not break what love had sealed, The church grew strong, the lie revealed. So violence failed, the tactic changed— The sword grew soft, the mask arranged. Chorus — The Great Controversy When mercy’s voice is cast aside, And power claims what God denied, The test returns in law and name— Same ancient war, new dress, same flame. The beast may rule, the courts may bind, But heaven weighs the heart and mind; Two kingdoms clash—one truth, one lie: Who do you serve, and who defines? Verse 2 — Daniel’s Vision The fourth beast rose in dreadful might, Devouring all, exalting force as right. Then from its ranks a horn appeared, With sacred words the nations feared. It spoke as God, it ruled as law, It changed God’s holy law of sacred time, And saints were worn beneath its claim— Religion fused with power’s name. Verse 3 — The Dragon’s Strategy The woman fled, the dragon raged, His open war could not be waged. So faith was crowned with civil seal, And worship bent to state appeal. No idols carved, no pagan flame— Just laws enforced in Jesus’ name. Conscience bowed, or paid the cost: The quiet test, the faithful lost. Chorus — The Great Controversy When mercy’s voice is cast aside, And power claims what God denied, The test returns in law and name— Same ancient war, new dress, same flame. The beast may rule, the courts may bind, But heaven weighs the heart and mind; Two kingdoms clash—one truth, one lie: Who do you serve, and who defines? Verse 4 — The Final Law Sunday is raised above God’s sign, By human word, not law divine. “Submit,” they cry, “for peace and good,” But peace is forced, not understood. No sword is drawn, no fire is seen, Yet bread is weighed, the lines grow mean. And loyalty is proved at last When worship’s choice is tightly cast. Bridge — The Heavenly Court But see—above the clash below, The courts convene, the records show. Mount Zion sings, the books unseal, The Judge is just, the wounds still real. A Mediator speaks our name, His blood outcries the world’s false claim. Not force, but faith the test will be— Heaven judges loyalty. Verse 5 — The Final Call “Refuse not Him who speaks from high, Though earth may shake and systems die.” The dragon wars with remnant few Who keep God’s law and trust Him true. No mark can buy what grace has sealed, No law undo what Christ revealed. They stand unmoved, though worlds deride— Their rest is Christ, their Judge their Guide. Final Chorus — Victory When mercy’s voice is lifted high, And truth stands firm though powers cry, The kingdom comes, the beast is gone, The night dissolves before the dawn. The war is won, the books are closed, The faithful stand, the truth disclosed— Not by the sword, not human might, But by the Lamb who won the fight. Outro Same ancient war, same ancient foe— But heaven reigns, and truth will show. Same ancient war, same ancient foe— But heaven reigns, and truth will show.

When Mercy is Refused - The Great Controversy - Chapter 1 - Destruction of Jerusalem

When Mercy Is Refused The Great Controversy - Chapter 1 – Destruction of Jerusalem By Zeres Vitto Verse 1 — Jerusalem (A.D. 70) The city crowned with sacred walls, Where prophets wept and mercy called, Chose temple pride and legal might And turned from Heaven’s living Light. They said, “We have no king but law,” They handed truth to Caesar’s sword, And Rome obeyed the priestly cry— Religion ruled, and conscience died. Pre-Chorus — Christ’s Warning He warned them softly line on line He wept before the fall of time, Grace lingered long, escape was near— But truth rejected sealed their fear. Chorus — The Principle When mercy’s voice is pushed aside, And power claims what God denied, Judgment comes—not sudden, wild— But chosen paths, long reconciled. Not wrath unleashed, not random flame, But harvest reaped from chosen blame— When worship bends to human law, The city falls… the pattern draws. Verse 2 — Daniel 7 (The Pattern Revealed) A horn arose with sacred tongue, Spoke words too great for mortal lungs, It wore the robe of Heaven’s name Yet changed the law and forged the chain. By courts and crowns the saints were pressed, By legal fear their faith confessed, The beast wore church, the sword wore state— And judgment waited at the gate. Chorus — The Principle (Repeat) When mercy’s voice is pushed aside, And power claims what God denied, Judgment comes—not sudden, wild— But chosen paths, long reconciled. Not wrath unleashed, not random flame, But harvest reaped from chosen blame— When worship bends to human law, The city falls… the pattern draws. Verse 3 — Revelation 13 (The Pattern Repeats) A lamb-like voice, a dragon breath, Two powers joined to rule by threat, An image formed by borrowed flame, Old sins revived in modern name. No mark of claw, no idol seen, But worship forced by legal means, Buy or sell, obey or bleed— The ancient lie in global creed. Bridge — Sunday Law / Worship Crisis It’s not the day—it’s who commands, It’s not the rest—it’s whose decree stands, Tradition crowned where truth once stood, Man’s word enforced in place of good. The Sabbath still divides the line: God’s rest or rest redefined— God seals with love--the beast marks by fear. The voice of God… or Caesar here. Verse 4 — The Escape (Then & Now) Once Rome withdrew, the faithful fled, They trusted words their Savior said, No sword pursued, no fire consumed— Obedience made the grave a womb. So now again, before the storm, A final call, a saving norm: “Come out,” He cries, “be free, be Mine— Before the fall… before the sign.” Final Chorus — The Great Controversy The war is truth versus the throne, God’s voice or power overthrown, No neutral ground, no borrowed light, We stand by love—or rule by might. Jerusalem still speaks today, A city’s fall, a world’s delay— Choose whom you serve, whom you obey, Before the close… of mercy’s day. Outro The judgment waits, the books are clear, The Lamb still pleads, the door is near, Not forced by law, not bound by fear— But love alone will keep us here. Choose whom you serve, whom you obey, Before the close… of mercy’s day.

Persecution's Bitter Irony

Pesecution’s Bitter Irony By Zeres Vitto Verse 1 They fled the crowns, the chains, the creeds, The fires lit by pope and throne. Across the sea where conscience breathed, A lamb-like land where faith could grow. No king but law, no pope nor throne, No sword to rule the soul of man, The earth stood wide and swallowed waters Of persecution from every land. Chorus Oh persecution’s bitter irony— The refuge learned to rule by fear, The land that healed the wounded free Now binds the soul it once held dear. A lamb that lifts its gentle face, Yet learns the dragon’s tone and cry— The earth that helped the woman’s seed Will speak the words that make her die. Verse 2 Two humble horns, no pope, no king, No ancient scars of the church and state, Just liberty and conscience free, Where faith could stand and patiently wait. But unity was bought with law, When truth grew strange and love grew cold, Conviction bowed to public awe, And conscience soon was bought and sold. Bridge Not with the flames at first, nor chains, But fines and marks and silent shame, “Just bow,” they say, “it’s for the common good,” A “moral shield” where conscience bleeds. An image raised after the beast, Defines what’s right in place of God. And those who stand as the Hebrews did Must count obedience as loss. Verse 3 We’ve heard this song on Dura’s plain, When all were told to bow or burn, Three stood while multitudes complied, Their only crime—obedience to God. So now the call goes through the land, “Worship the beast—or fear the living God.” The dragon speaks through man-made law, And faith is marked as rebel zeal. Final Chorus Oh persecution’s bitter irony— The refuge learned to rule by fear, The land that healed the wounded free Now binds the soul it once held dear. Yet still a remnant dares to stand, No sword, no mark, no alibi— They’d rather trust their God’s command Than live beneath the dragon’s lie. Outro The earth once helped the woman live, May heaven help her stand once more, For kingdoms rise and kingdoms fall— But truth will not bow to the roar. #zeresvitto #zeresvittooriginal #persecutionsbitterirony

God Paid the Cost Himself in Christ

New Song God Paid the Cost Himself in Christ By Zeres Vitto Verse 1 – Genesis In Eden’s dawn when trust was torn, A promise whispered through the fall, The Seed would come, the cost be borne, God would not abandon all. On Moriah’s hill a father climbed, Wood on the back of the promised son, The knife was raised, the heart was tried, But Heaven said, “It is not done.” Pre-Chorus A ram appeared where death had stood, Blood in the thorns, mercy understood, A shadow cast across all time, Of love that pays what law requires. Chorus God paid the cost Himself in Christ, His Son stepped down, the Lamb was slain. What justice asked, love sacrificed, Grace was written in His pain. From altar stone to Calvary’s tree, From oath to oath, from scar to scar, The price was paid eternally, Behold the cost… behold God’s Lamb! Verse 2 – The Cross No angel stayed the Father’s hand When heaven’s Son hung cursed and torn. The sky grew dark, the earth couldn’t stand, As God hid His face that morn. The fire fell, the wrath was spent, Not on the sinner—but on the Son. The cry was real, the veil was rent, Redemption’s cost forever paid. Pre-Chorus The law was honored, mercy free, The cross became the mercy seat, Where truth and grace in anguish met, And love refused to count the debt. Chorus God paid the cost Himself in Christ, His Son stepped down, the Lamb was slain. What justice asked, love sacrificed, Grace was written in His pain. From altar stone to Calvary’s tree, From oath to oath, from scar to scar, The price was paid eternally, 3:33 Behold the cost… behold God’s Lamb! Verse 3 – Resurrection & Intercession He rose still marked by open wounds, The scars not erased, but glorified. Before the throne, forever He stands, Our living proof, our crucified. Hands that bleed now plead our case, Feet once pierced now tread heaven’s temple The wounded Lamb in royal grace Still bears the cost forevermore. Bridge – Revelation And over God's throne a rainbow stands, A covenant sealed by wounded hands. Mercy remembered, judgment past, Love’s vow unbroken, holding fast. The redeemed rise, a living sign, Of blood-bought hope, of grace divine, Every face, every song declares The cost was paid… and we are there. Final Chorus God paid the cost Himself in Christ, The scars still speak though death is gone. Eternal proof of love’s great price, The Lamb still bears what He has done. From Genesis to endless days, From promise sworn to promise sealed, All heaven sings, all time will say: The cost was paid: God’s love revealed. Outro – Eternity No more death, no final tear, Yet still the scars remain in sight, Not as wounds, but as trophies clear, Of love that conquered endless night. And ages roll, yet this remains: A throne, a Lamb, a rainbow bright, God forever remembers the cost, God paid the cost Himself in Christ his love forever we’ll behold #zeresvitto #zeresvittoOriginal #GodPaidTheCostHimselfInChrist

True Altar vs False Fire

New Song: True Altar vs False Fire By Zeres Vitto VERSE 1 Stone by stone they dream again, Of altars raised by human hands, Blood on tables, smoke in air, As if the Lamb were not once there. Eyes look east for sacred ground, But heaven’s court is open now, The veil was torn, the way made clear, The Priest still stands, the end is near. PRE-CHORUS Not in shadows, not in dust, Not in swords or earthly trust, Where Christ now ministers above, That is the temple of truth and love. CHORUS True worship lifts its eyes to heaven, Where Jesus pleads, our sins forgiven. False worship bows to power and sight, Trading truth for borrowed light. One bears God’s seal, His law within, The other wears the Beast’s mark. Two altars stand before our days— The Lamb enthroned or the Beast obeyed. VERSE 2 The “little horn” arose with daring claim, To change God’s law, to shift the flame, Times and truth were bent and sold, Tradition enthroned in deception’s gold. The world stood up in awed allegiance, At the Beast’s image, authority, and dogma. Still saints stood fast, though few in number, God’s law in their hearts and the faith of Christ. CHORUS True worship keeps the word He spoke, The law of love, the yoke unbroken. False worship fears the cost of loss, And kneels where power replaces God. One rests in Christ, His righteousness imputed, The other trades salvation for earthly gain. Two marks will tell whose voice you heed— The Creator’s command—or the Beast’s decree. BRIDGE No rebuilt temple can save the soul, No “sacred” land can make us whole, The temple now is living stones, His law engraved on faithful hearts of flesh. The Sabbath sings creation’s song, “He made the earth—He is the Lord!” But the Beast demands Sunday sacredness, A counterfeit of God’s sacred time. VERSE 3 The final call rings through the earth, Not tribe nor flag defines true worth, But those who follow where He goes, Through fire refined, through truth exposed. The courtroom opens, books unfold, The Son of Man defends before the throne, Every knee and tongue will soon confess, Whose worship stood the final test. FINAL CHORUS True worship fears the living God, And walks the narrow path He’s laid. Keeps His commands through Jesus’ faith, Though buying and selling fade away. False worship builds what God tore down, And crowns the Beast with borrowed crown, But heaven waits, the door stands wide, For those who chose the Crucified. OUTRO No shadow now, no other way, The Lamb alone our hope, our stay. Choose this day whose voice you’ll hear— The Shepherd’s voice or the dragon’s breath? #zeresvitto #zeresvittoOriginal #TrueAltarVsFalseFire

The Advent Movement: A Light to the World

“The Advent Movement: A Light to the World” tells the story of a people raised through Scripture to proclaim Christ’s final work in the heavenly sanctuary. Tested by the Great Disappointment, they returned to the Word and discovered Jesus’ ongoing ministry as High Priest. The song traces how present truth emerged from prophecy, calling the world to worship the Creator, fear God, and prepare for Christ’s return—not by human effort, but by the light that comes from heaven itself. #zeresvitto #zeresvittooriginal #TheAdventMovementALightToTheWorld ***** The Advent Movement: A Light to the World By Zeres Vitto Verse 1 In the dawning of the nineteenth century, A people searched with prayerful hearts, From Genesis to Revelation, They traced the prophetic charts. Longing for revival, longing for reform, They watched the skies with hopeful eyes, God’s Word became their guiding flame, A beacon shining through the night. Pre-Chorus 1 “Your Word,” they said, “is light to walk by, A lamp to guide us day by day.” From Scripture rose a message clear, A call to turn, a call to pray. Chorus So they lifted heaven’s message high, To every nation, land, and sea, Proclaiming truth with solemn love, A warning born of prophecy. They bore the light entrusted then, Not for themselves, but all the earth, To call the world to fear the Lord, And worship Him who gave it birth. Verse 2 They searched the visions, old and new, The judgment hour they proclaimed, Believing earth would soon be cleansed, By fire foretold, by Scripture named. But Daniel’s words were sealed in time, A mystery not yet made plain, The expected hour came and passed, And hope was crushed with bitter pain. Pre-Chorus 2 Some hearts grew cold and turned away, Their lamps went out, their vision dim, But others stayed upon their knees, Still clinging fast to faith in Him. Chorus So they lifted heaven’s message high, To every nation, land, and sea, Proclaiming truth with solemn love, A warning born of prophecy. They bore the light entrusted then, Refined by trial, by truth made sure, Prepared to follow Christ their Priest, With faith made steadfast, tried, and pure. Bridge Through tears they searched the sacred page, And heaven answered earnest prayer, They saw the temple not on earth, But Christ ministering above them there. Beyond the veil, the High Priest stands, Fulfilling what was long foretold, Not failed was God’s appointed word— His people tested, tried as gold. Verse 3 The disappointment served a purpose, To sift the false from those who’d stand, To lead a remnant into truth, With open Bibles in their hands. The judgment message shone anew, The Sabbath seal, the faith of Christ, A final call before the end, To choose the truth, whatever price. Final Chorus So rise and share the light you’ve found, Let present truth be clearly heard, Lift up the law, the cross, the crown, And trust the promise of His Word. Go where the broken hearts still wait, Where hope seems lost, where truth is dim, Let heaven’s light through you be seen, Till all the world looks up to Him. Outro The Advent movement still proclaims, With Scripture, Spirit, and with love: “Behold, the Bridegroom comes at last— Prepare to meet your Lord above.”

From His Side

"From His Side" traces the great biblical arc of love and redemption from Eden to the Cross. It begins with Adam, whose bride is formed from his side—bone of bone, flesh of flesh—revealing love created in holiness and equality. When sin enters, Adam chooses union over obedience, and love, though sincere, proves unable to save. The song then turns to Christ, the second Adam, who enters the human family by taking on flesh and blood, becoming one with Adam’s fallen race. Unlike the first Adam, He does not fall with His bride but is lifted up on the cross. From His pierced side flow water and blood, symbolizing cleansing and atonement. Where Adam’s love led into loss, Christ’s love leads into restoration. By passing through death, He raises humanity whole, answering the great controversy and restoring what was broken. What Adam lost, the Lamb has won—the kingdom is made whole. #FromHisSide #zeresvitto #zeresvittooriginal From His Side Lyrics by Zeres Vitto VERSE 1 In Eden’s light, before the fall, Before the ache, before the wall, A man alone, yet crowned with breath, Till God spoke life through sacred rest. A deep sleep fell, the side was torn, Not head nor foot, but heart was born, Bone of bone, flesh of flesh, Love revealed in holiness. PRE-CHORUS Not formed to rule, not formed to tread, But side by side where God had led, One flesh sealed by heaven’s word, Love entrusted to the Lord. CHORUS Bone of bone, flesh of flesh, Life entwined, no lesser breath, When she fell, he would not flee, Her loss became his destiny. Bone of bone, flesh of flesh, Love chose nearness over God, Eden’s vow in shadows thrown, A broken union; not undone. VERSE 2 The fruit was touched, the silence broke, A world collapsed beneath the stroke, Not deceived, yet still he stood, And chose her fate — his flesh, his blood. The watching courts beheld the cost, Love untethered, order lost, Mercy wept, and justice cried: This love alone cannot decide. VERSE 3 The Word was clothed in Adam’s frame, Took our dust, our death, our name, Not angel-born, nor formed apart, But joined our flesh and took our lot. Bone of bone of Adam’s race, Flesh of flesh in time and space, He stepped inside the fallen line To heal the root of humankind. PRE-CHORUS 2 He could not save from worlds away, Nor heal by power alone displayed, To judge our cause, to win our plea, He must become what we would be. VERSE 4 Another Adam walked our dust, Clothed in flesh, in grief and trust, Not in sleep but nailed in shame, Yet love still bore the sinner’s name. A spear was raised, His side was torn, Water and blood freely poured, Not to fall with fallen men, But lift them whole through death again. BRIDGE Adam fell to keep his bride, Christ was lifted, crucified, First love failed beneath the weight, Second Love fulfilled our fate. CHORUS Bone of bone, flesh of flesh, Taken on in human dress, Not by falling into night, But bearing sin to raise us right. Bone of bone, flesh of flesh, Now redeemed and robed afresh, What was lost in Eden’s fall Is restored through Christ in all. OUTRO The court is sealed, the record clear, The Bride stands whole, no trace of fear, What Adam lost, the Lamb has won. The work complete. The kingdom whole.

Harmless as Doves

New Song Harmless as Doves By Zeres Vitto Verse 1 Before the voice was heard aloud, Before the crowds, before the cross, The heavens opened, light came down, The Spirit sealed the Sinless One. Not crowned by men, not armed with force, But marked by heaven’s quiet sign— The Father’s pleasure resting there, The Lamb anointed for His time. Pre-Chorus No fire from swords, no earthly throne, The power came from God alone. Chorus Harmless as doves, yet strong in truth, Sealed from above, made new in You. We follow the Lamb where’er He goes, No deceit found, our hearts made whole. Not by might, not by fear or force, But by Your Spirit we endure— Harmless as doves, yet bold as light, Marked as Yours in the final fight. Verse 2 So now a people stand once more, Before the world, before the test, The hour has come, the warning sounds, Yet peace still dwells within their breath. No dragon’s voice upon their tongue, No borrowed fire, no poisoned word, They keep Your law, they trust Your faith, They speak as those who’ve seen the Lord. Pre-Chorus Truth proclaimed with mercy’s tone, A Lamb-like people, not alone. Chorus Harmless as doves, yet strong in truth, Sealed from above, made new in You. We follow the Lamb where’er He goes, No deceit found, our hearts made whole. Not by might, not by fear or force, But by Your Spirit we endure— Harmless as doves, yet bold as light, Marked as Yours in the final fight. Verse 3 As Noah’s dove once found no rest, Till judgment’s waters passed away, So hearts made clean by holy hands Now stand upon Mount Zion’s height. Firstfruits redeemed, a new creation, Your name upon each waiting brow, The same Spirit who sealed the Son Now seals His witnesses somehow. Bridge Lamb who was slain, now standing near, Write Your meekness in us here. When pressure comes and lines are drawn, Keep us gentle, keep us strong. Chorus Harmless as doves, yet strong in truth, Sealed from above, made new in You. We follow the Lamb where’er He goes, No deceit found, our hearts made whole. Through fire and flood, through night and test, Your Spirit marks us as Your rest— Harmless as doves till faith is sight, Sealed for the Kingdom, robed in white.

On God's Redemption Calendar Christ Came

Lyrics and sung by Zeres Vitto.

Resting in Jesus Until the Morning

I created this song to comfort friends who recently lost a loved one to the curse of sin, which is death. We are not hopeless when we remain in Christ. Though our bodies fade and death comes to us we have a blessed hope in the resurrection. We need not fear death for we believe in God who laid His own life and took it up again to break the curse of sin that He may give us eternal life. “Resting in Jesus Until the Morning” By Zeres Vitto Verse 1 – The Curse and the Promise From Eden’s fall the shadow came, A broken world, a dying flame. The wage of sin, the curse we bore, Dust to dust, to live no more. Yet mercy spoke before the grave, A promised Seed, a life to save. God stepped in love, the plan was sealed, A coming Christ, the curse repealed. Pre-Chorus Though death reigned strong through Adam’s door, Hope was sworn forevermore. Chorus Death is not the end we see, It is rest from pain and misery. Those who sleep in Jesus’ care Will wake to life when He appears. This flesh may fade, this body die, But clothed in light we soon shall rise. O blessed hope, so sure, so true— We rest in death, then rise in You. Verse 2 – Christ Enters Our Suffering He walked our paths, He felt our tears, He bore our griefs, our wounds, our fears. At Lazarus’ tomb His heart was torn, The Life Himself for death did mourn. Though knowing well the grave would break, He wept for love’s own bitter ache. The Man of Sorrows stood in place And tasted death for all our race. Pre-Chorus He shared our pain, our mortal breath, To conquer sin, to conquer death. Chorus Death is not the end we see, It is rest from pain and misery. Those who sleep in Jesus’ care Will wake to life when He appears. This flesh may fade, this body die, But clothed in light we soon shall rise. O blessed hope, so sure, so true— We rest in death, then rise in You. Verse 3 – The Tomb and the Victory He laid His life down freely given, The spotless Lamb, the gift of heaven. The grave received His silent frame, The Prince of Life in death’s domain. No borrowed sleep, no passing breath— He truly entered human death. Yet by His power, His word, His right, He took it up and rose in might. Bridge – The Resurrection Hope The trumpet sounds, the skies unfold, The graves release their faithful hold. The dead in Christ shall rise first then, Immortal life where death has been. And we who live, if faithful found, Will meet our Lord in the sky unbound. And we shall appear with Him in glory. Final Chorus – Reunion Morning Death is but a peaceful sleep For those the Shepherd’s arms shall keep. From every age, from every land, He calls His own by name to stand. We’ll see again the ones we’ve lost, Redeemed forever by His cost. O blessed hope, reunion day— When tears and graves are swept away. Outro So let us stand, remain sincere, Faithful in hope, not bound by fear. For when He comes with angels bright, We rise—or meet Him—in His light. Until that morn, our hearts confess: We rest in hope until that morn.

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