[1]Then I saw miracles and great wonders in the heavens: seven messengers came, and they had the seven last plagues. In them is the total wrath of the anger of 饜饜饜饜![2]I saw something like a sea of glassⓘ mixed with fire. And some of those who overcame the beast, and its idol were standing by the sea of glass, and they had lyres of 饜饜饜饜.[3]They sangⓘ the song of Moses and the song of the Lamb, saying, "Great are the works of 饜饜饜饜, Elohim of Armies!ⓘ Justice and truth are your ways, King of kings!"[4]"Who does not fear You and give praise to Your Name? For You aloneⓘ are holy! People shall come and bow down before You, for Your judgments are revealed!"[5]And after this, I saw that the Ark of the Covenant in the heavens opened.[6]Then the seven messengers having the seven plagues went out, clothed in white garments, belts of gold on their waist.[7]And one of the four living creatures gave the seven messengers seven bowls of gold filled with the wrath of 饜饜饜饜, who lives everlasting to everlasting.[8]Then the house of prayer was filled with smoke, and the glory of 饜饜饜饜 filled the tabernacle. Thus no one was permitted inside until the seven messengers completed the seven plagues.
Footnotes
[15:2] If a saucer or bowl 爪诇讜讞讬转 [tzlochit] is made of glass, a sea of saucer or sea bowl could be translated "a very large sea of glass." 爪诇讜讞讬转 also has the meaning of a flask with a large belly at the bottom. [15:3] The root 讝诪专 [zamar] means song, might and plucking: Hebrew and Aramaic Lexicon of the Old Testament (HALOT). According to some kohanim [priests] in Israel, this word means the "Power of God in the music." See Revelation 5:9. [15:3] The first occurrence is seen in Hosea 12:6. [15:4] See Genesis 43:32 for translation of the word 诇讘讚讜 [levado], "by Himself." Genesis 2:18 translates this as, "alone."