Pale dikhlem ai ashundem le glasuria le bute milewoia angelonge. Won beshle anda punrhende kruglom o than kai beshel O Amperato ai kruglom le shtar zhigani zhuvindin ai le manush kai lenas sama le khangeria – elders. O numero lenge sas desh milewonia ai mai but ai mai but.
What Does This Mean?
John sees and hears a vast number of angels around God's throne praising Him. The exact number is beyond counting, showing the immense glory of God's presence.
Explained for Children
Imagine if you had so many friends at your birthday party that you couldn't even count them all! That’s how many angels John saw worshipping God in heaven.
Historical Background
The Book of Revelation was written by John, one of Jesus' disciples, around the end of the first century. It was meant for early Christians facing persecution to encourage faith and endurance through visions of future glory.
Living It Out Today
In a noisy world filled with distractions, this verse reminds us that God is worthy of all our praise and worship, no matter how many voices there are or what they say.