Chapter 7
7And—after—these—things—I—saw—four—messengers—standing—on—the—four—corners—of—the—earth,—holding—the—four—winds—of—the—earth,—that—the—wind—should—not—blow—on—the—earth,—nor—on—the—sea,—nor—on—any—tree.—
2And—I—saw—another—messenger—ascending—from—the—rising—of—the—sun,—having—the—seal—of—the—living—God:—and—he—cried—with—a—great—voice—to—the—four—messengers,—to—whom—it—was—given—to—hurt—the—earth—and—the—sea,—
3Saying,—Hurt—not—the—earth,—neither—the—sea,—nor—the—trees,—till—we—have—sealed—the—servants—of—our—God—in—their—foreheads.—
4And—I—heard—the—number—of—them—which—were—sealed:—and—there—were—sealed—an—hundred—and—forty—and—four—thousand—of—all—the—tribes—of—the—sons—of—Israel.—
5Of—the—tribe—of—Judah—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—Of—the—tribe—of—Reuben—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—Of—the—tribe—of—Gad—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—
6Of—the—tribe—of—Aser—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—Of—the—tribe—of—Nepthalim—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—Of—the—tribe—of—Manasseh—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—
7Of—the—tribe—of—Simeon—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—Of—the—tribe—of—Levi—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—Of—the—tribe—of—Issachar—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—
8Of—the—tribe—of—Zabulon—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—Of—the—tribe—of—Joseph—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—Of—the—tribe—of—Benjamin—were—sealed—twelve—thousand.—
9After—this—I—beheld,—and,—lo,—a—multitude—of—many,—which—none—could—number,—of—all—nations,—and—kindreds,—and—people,—and—tongues,—stood—before—the—throne,—and—before—the—Lamb,—clothed—with—white—robes,—and—palms—in—their—hands;—
10And—cried—with—a—great—voice,—saying,—Salvation—to—our—God—who—sits—upon—the—throne,—and—unto—the—Lamb.—
11And—all—the—messengers—stood—round—about—the—throne—and—the—elders—and—the—four—beasts,—and—fell—before—the—throne—on—their—faces,—and—worshipped—God,—
12Saying,—Amen:—Blessing,—and—glory,—and—wisdom,—and—thanksgiving,—and—honor,—and—might,—and—strength,—be—unto—our—God—forever—and—ever.—Amen.—
13And—one—of—the—elders—answered,—saying—unto—me,—Who—are—these—which—are—arrayed—in—white—robes?—And—from—where—have—they—come?—
14And—I—said—unto—him,—Sir,—you—know.—And—he—said—to—me,—These—are—they—who—are—coming—out—of—great—tribulation,—and—have—washed—their—robes,—and—made—them—white—in—the—blood—of—the—Lamb.—
15Therefore,—are—they—before—the—throne—of—God,—and—serve—him—day—and—night—in—his—temple:—and—he—who—sits—on—the—throne—shall—dwell—among—them.—
16They—shall—hunger—no—more,—neither—thirst—any—more;—neither—shall—the—sun—fall—on—them,—nor—any—heat.—
17For—the—Lamb—which—is—in—the—midst—of—the—throne—shall—shepherd—them,—and—shall—lead—them—unto—living—fountains—of—waters:—and—God—shall—wipe—away—all—tears—from—their—eyes.—