: In Revelation, "living creatures" are described as never ceasing to "say" their praises. However, Revelation 5:9 does explicitly mention the 24 elders—often interpreted as angelic or heavenly figures—singing a "new song".
: Luke 2:13–14 notes a multitude of the heavenly host "praising God and saying ," rather than "singing," though the poetic nature of their praise often leads to it being interpreted as a song.
Angels can't really sing — and here's why - The Jackson Sun
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: In Revelation, "living creatures" are described as never ceasing to "say" their praises. However, Revelation 5:9 does explicitly mention the 24 elders—often interpreted as angelic or heavenly figures—singing a "new song".
: Luke 2:13–14 notes a multitude of the heavenly host "praising God and saying ," rather than "singing," though the poetic nature of their praise often leads to it being interpreted as a song.
Angels can't really sing — and here's why - The Jackson Sun
