Revelation Chapter 4
Revelation is a book that describes events that are indescribable to a people in persecution who need hope and a purpose to cling to. It is not a book of mysticism, because the symbols do mean things that we can understand with a little research and O.T. understanding. Because of the subject, John can only use metaphors and word pictures to put it into writing because no mere words of earthly origin can adequately convey it. If we just see this as mysticism, we miss the point of what God is saying!
Revelation 4:1-5 “The Throne”
Exegetical look into Revelation 4:1-3 Key word analysis
Exegetical look into Revelation 4: 4-5 Key word analysis
What does Revelation 4: 1-5 mean to us now?
One day, this door will be open to us and we will be there.
Revelation 4: 6-11 Heaven Exposed to Us!
Revelation 4: 6-11 Key word analysis
Exegetical look into Revelation 4:9-11 Key word analysis
The Four Main Views of Revelation 4: 6-11
What does this passage mean to me?
The Four Main Views of Revelation 4: 6-11
What would a glimpse of heaven do to and for you?
What does Revelation 4: 6-11 mean to us now?
Any church, no matter how good it has been in the past, can easily fail when we think we no longer need to put our best efforts forward.
What if we are wrong in our interpretations?
What if, there is nothing to interpret?
What if this is literaly what it means?
I have read this passage over and over again, tried different views and angles, even different Bibles, they all say the same thing. The discription of the throne, if we take any interpretation out of the context and take it for what it sais without any theological or phylosophical aspect, not just is it a discription of not just one God but multiple beings in a technological advanced state which we fear because we did not and still do not understand mistaken for what we think is God. I picked up a dictionary and looked up God and it gave me a discription of a textbook understanding of what God is, Definition of GOD:
the supernatural being conceived as the perfect and omnipotent and omniscient originator and ruler of the universe; the object of worship in …
• deity: any supernatural being worshipped as controlling some part of the world or some aspect of life or who is the personification of a force
• a man of such superior qualities that he seems like a deity to other people; “he was a god among men”
By all means I am not someone who is trying to push the alien idea. I am just trying to get a better understanding…keep an open mind…and find my own truth.