[§45] Rev 4:8-10: The Beasts and ...

[§45] Rev 4:8-10: The Beasts and 24 Elders Worship the Creator

Unveiling Jesus Christ by John Cassinat
S2 · E39
May 18, 2024
40:35

Episode notes

This podcast discusses and explains the symbolic images of John the Revelator in Revelation 4:8-10. The images include the “Four Beasts” that rest not day and night as they utter the trisagion (holy, holy, holy) to God the Father seated on the throne in paradise. He is declared to be the “Lord God Almighty, which was, and is, and is to come.” After the Four Beast glorified God, the 24 Elders (representing exaltation-worthy saints) also fell down or prostrated themselves before the Father and cast their thrones toward God in homage and respect for the Father’s creative enterprises.

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