Revelation 7 Flashcards - Ted Hildebrandt

What did John see at the four corners of the earth holding back the winds (Rev 7:1)?

What were the four angels standing at the four corners of the earth doing (Rev 7:1)?

The four angels were stopping the four winds from blowing all of the following EXCEPT (Rev 7:1)

What did the angel coming from the east have (Rev 7:2)?

What did the four angels have power to do (Rev 7:2)?

Until what was done did the angel from the east say they should not harm the land, sea or trees (Rev 7:3)?

How many were sealed before the land, earth and trees could be harmed (Rev 7:4)?

From what group of people were the 144,000 sealed (Rev 7:4)?

Which tribe was not listed in the 144,000 who were sealed possibly because of its early association with idolatry (Rev 7:5ff)?

Which one of Joseph's sons was listed (Rev 7:6)?

How many were sealed from each tribe (Rev 7:5ff)?

What was true of the 144,000 (Rev 7:4)?

Where was the innumerable multitude standing (Rev 7:9)?

The innumerable multitude was drawn from all of the following EXCEPT (Rev 7:9)

What were the people in the innumerable multitude holding in their hands (Rev 7:9)?

What were the people in the innumerable multitude wearing (Rev 7:9)?

What did the innumerable multitude cry out in a loud voice (Rev 7:10)?

Besides God to whom did the innumerable multitude say salvation belonged to (Rev 7:10)?

All the angels were standing around all of the following EXCEPT (Rev 7:11)

What did the angels do when they worshipped God (Rev 7:11)?

John witnessed four angels at the four corners of the earth preventing the winds from blowing.
The angels are located at the four corners of the earth and are tasked specifically with holding back the winds.

An angel from the east held the seal of the living God, indicating divine authority and protection.
This angel commanded that the four angels should not harm the land, sea, or trees until a seal was placed on the foreheads of God's servants.

A total of 144,000 individuals were sealed, selected from the tribes of Israel.
Each of the twelve tribes had 12,000 individuals sealed, with notable exclusions, such as the tribe of Dan, attributed to associations with idolatry.
Joseph's son Manasseh was included among the sealed tribes.

An innumerable multitude was seen standing before the throne and the Lamb, originating from every nation, tribe, and language.
This multitude held palm branches as a symbol of victory and wore white robes, signifying purity and righteousness.

The multitude loudly proclaimed, "Salvation belongs to our God," emphasizing their recognition of divine salvation.
Salvation is also attributed to the Lamb, underscoring the significance of Jesus in the context of redemption.

Angels surrounded the throne, the four living creatures, and the elders while excluding the 144,000.
When worshipping, the angels fell on their faces, demonstrating profound humility and reverence before God.
They proclaimed eternal qualities such as praise, glory, wisdom, and thanks to God, emphasizing the continuous nature of worship in the heavenly realm.