<p>15:3 <em>And they sang the song of Moses, the servant of God, and the song of the Lamb, singing: Great and marvellous are your works, O Lord God, the Almighty. Righteous and true are Your ways, You King of the ages</em>- The saints will sing &quot;The Song of Moses&quot;, which Ex. 15 records was sung after the triumph at the Red Sea.&nbsp;This indicates that Israel in Egypt prior to that represents the saints, just before the Lord's coming.&nbsp; Rev. 15:2-4 is all in the context of the Exodus:&nbsp; &quot;I saw as it were a sea of glass mingled with fire (cp. the calm Red Sea after it had returned over the Egyptians):&nbsp; and them that had gotten the victory (God was victorious at the Red Sea, Ex. 15:1) over the beast (Egypt is the prototype beast, Is. 51:9; Ez. 29:3) ... having the harps of God (cp. Miriam's timbrels) ... they sing the song of Moses... Who shall not fear You (cp. Ex. 15:14-16) ... all nations shall come and worship before You;&nbsp;for Your judgments are made manifest&rdquo;, referring to how the local nations of Canaan, the earth / land promised to Abraham, were subdued as a result of the Red Sea victory (see Ex. 15:15).&nbsp;There must therefore be a latter day equivalent of the Red Sea deliverance of the faithful.</p>