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The twenty-four elders, who represent God's people, confirm that God has taken his place as the victorious King (see study note on Revelation 4:4). Their worship recognizes God’s sovereign rule as the Almighty (see Revelation 4:10–11; 5:8–10).
The seventh trumpet, also called the third woe (Revelation 11:14; see also 9:12), shows a scene of final judgment and the eternal kingdom. Like in Revelation 7:9–17, this scene offers a dramatic view of the ultimate Christian hope with God. Amidst this picture of judgment, the reader remembers eternity with God.
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Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Book of Revelation Haggai, Book of Numbers and Numerology
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Elder: Apocalyptic Vision of Praise in Heaven Thankfulness: The Heavenly Host Engage In Thanksgiving: The Heavenly Host Engaged In