The Throne Room of God Revelation Chapter 4 Let's Talk Scripture
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Revelation four introduces us to the place judgment comes from: God's throne in heaven. B. John enters heaven. 1. ( Revelation 4:1) John is called up into heaven. After these things I looked, and behold, a door standing open in heaven.
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Universal creation is represented by the four living creatures (Rev 4:6-7). Along with the twenty-four elders, they praise God unceasingly in humble adoration (Rev 4:8-11). * The ancients viewed heaven as a solid vault, entered by way of actual doors. * [4:2-8] Much of the imagery here is taken from Ez 1 and 10.
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Revelation 4 In this chapter the prophetical scene opens; and, as the epistolary part opened with a vision of Christ ( ch. ), so this part is introduced with a glorious appearance of the great God, whose throne is in heaven, compassed about with the heavenly host.
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He sees "one like a son of man" ( Rev. 1:13), and initially the picture he paints seems straightforward: "clothed with a long robe and with a golden sash around his chest. The hairs of his head were white, like white wool, like snow. His eyes were like a flame of fire" ( Rev. 1:13-14). Already we may have questions.
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7 the first living creature like a lion, the second living creature like an ox, the third living creature with the face of a man, and the fourth living creature like an eagle in flight. 8 And the four living creatures, each of them with six wings, are full of eyes all around and within, and day and night they never cease to say, "Holy, holy, hol.
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Revelation 4 New International Version The Throne in Heaven 4 After this I looked, and there before me was a door standing open in heaven.
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(Revelation 4:3,5a) John now describes the appearance of God as He is seated upon His throne. He reports that God had "the appearance of a jasper and carnelian stone." "Jasper" was probably a clear crystal (note Revelation 21:11), "carnelian" was deep orange or blood red in color.
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Who are the "Four Living Creatures" in Revelation 4? Like the 24 elders, the four "living creatures" worship God at his throne (Rev 4:6b-8a). The NIV places these creatures "in the center, around the throne." This reflects the difficulty of the syntax of this line in Greek.
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The throne in Revelation 4 is a good opportunity to think about our interpretive method for apocalyptic literature. In another post I pointed out throne room scenes are common in Second Temple apocalyptic and that the imagery John uses here is similar to several other well-known apocalyptic texts.
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Revelation 4 and Apocalyptic Throne Imagery Revelation 4-5 are often read only for their value in describing worship (worthy is the Lamb….) or their angelology (who are the elders? What are the four living creatures?)
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The revelation then states that "one like unto the Son of man" (another image of the Lord) will harvest earth, that is, the grain fields—a symbolic representation of the gathering of the righteous (compare D&C 86:1-6). Only when that gathering is done does another angel begin his work, the harvesting of the vineyards.
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Revelation 4:5-6a Integrating the Imagery of Revelation 4-16 CHARLES HOMER GIBLIN, S.J. Fordham University The Bronx, NY 10458 Addressing this brief passage, Rev 4:5-6a, may further the interpre-tation of Revelation in two ways: first, by showing how grouping of descrip-tive details in 4:5-6a helps integrate important structural and theological
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(Rev. 1:4-5) The number seven here symbolizes the Holy Spirits wholeness and completeness and is a reference to Zechariah 4:10. Later in Revelation, John will refer to the Holy Spirit in the singular (Rev. 1:10; 2:7, 11, 17). Similarly, the number twelve and anything divisible by twelve is the number of the people of God (Rev. 7:1-12).
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53-67 Published: 08 October 2020 Annotate Cite Permissions Share Abstract The chapter first surveys different types of figurative speech in Revelation, including simile, metaphor, symbol, and narrative image. Second, it considers the way images are interrelated in the narrative world of the book.
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An artistic representation of the four horsemen described in Revelation 6:1-8. As each of the seven seals of the book was opened, John saw visions concerning a thousand-year period of earth's history (see D&C 77:7).Thus, the first seal related to the first thousand years of earth's revealed temporal history (from about 4000 to 3000 B.C.), and so forth.
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Chapter 4 By Ernie and Mary Kroeger The visions in this book run parallel to one another. They do not follow in chronological order. So we don't look to specific events to happen a specific time in history. Each vision contains certain principles, and these principles are being worked out in the lives of God's people throughout the ages.
