Lu Sidney's research on the word "Amen" points out that "Amen" is often the recognition of God's law, and in the Book of Revelation, it is directly related to the identity of a Christian witness. "Christ is amen, because he is a' true witness' and the law is announced by him. He also witnessed all the violations of the law. If someone does not accept the death penalty in Christ's atonement, he will eventually execute those who violate the law. " [7] Qiu Dun reiterated in his theological masterpiece: "According to biblical theology, the true meaning of Amen is very strong. In fact, amen is an oath: to say amen is to pray for the curse of the Covenant to fall on you. 5: 2 1-22; Deuteronomy 27:15-26; Nepal 5: 12- 13). As our Amen, Christ continued to pray in heaven through his complete obedience and redemptive sacrifice (2 Cor. 1: 20; Add 3:13; Hebrews 7: 22-28; 9:24-28; 10: 10- 14), Christ is the guarantor of the Covenant promise. Therefore, in the worship ceremony, when we say Amen to God's holiness, it is not only an oath, but also an admission that our salvation depends not on our own keeping the Covenant, but entirely on Jesus Christ's keeping it completely. He himself made a Covenant instead of us and was cursed by the Covenant instead of us. " [8] Calvin highly praised the Lord's prayer, saying that "what we should ask God, or what we may ask, is contained in this prayer, which was taught to us personally. Christ is the best teacher the Father gave us, and the only thing we need to listen to, because Christ is the eternal wisdom of God. ..... This prayer is so complete that any inconsistent or irrelevant opposition is ungodly's, useless and impermissible God "[9]. Therefore, when we finish praying and say Amen, we should ask ourselves: Are we reconciled to God in Jesus Christ? Are you God-oriented and take pleasure in him? Is it based on the law revealed by God? "May God have mercy on us, bless us and shine on us with his face" (Ps. 67: 1). "Amen" is an oath of Covenant, and it is a serious matter for us to swear before God to obey God's laws. Although our prayers are fellowship with our father in heaven and have the joy and freedom of Christians, they are also serious matters.
"On that day, Moses commanded the people, saying, … Cursed is he who does not keep the words of this law. All people should say "Amen" (Deuteronomy 27: 1 1-26)! " Your words are a lamp under my feet and a light on my road. I swore to keep your righteous laws, and I will do as I swore. Lord, I have suffered greatly; please revive me according to your word. Accept the praise of my mouth as an offering, O LORD, and teach me your judgments. My name is often mentioned, but I will not forget your law. The wicked have laid a net for me, but I have not deviated from your precepts. I take your statutes as my eternal inheritance, because it is what I love in my heart. My heart is devoted to your statutes, and I will keep them forever. 1 19: 105- 1 12); "Be careful when you go to the temple of God. For it is better to come near and listen than to sacrifice to fools, who do not know that what they are doing is evil. Don't speak rashly before God, and don't speak rashly. Because God is in heaven and you are on earth, your words are very few. "