Revelation 4
Darby Translation · 11 verses
Darby's Synopsis
But we have to consider where the fourth chapter commences God's ways. It does not follow necessarily that the assembly has been spued out of Christ's mouth. It had been threatened; but the judgment on Sardis, or even on Thyatira, was not yet come. But it is after Christ has ceased to deal with the professing assembly as such, looking to it as His light-bearer before the world. What it may call itself still is not stated; He is not dealing with it. An open apostasy will come.
Study resources for this chapter
Commentary and exposition
- The Revelation Chronologically Arranged The Throne and the Lamb — Chapters 4–5PDF, 1 page
Arthur C. Brown
- Revelation 4PDF, 5 pages
J. G. Bellett, Musings on the Apocalypse by J. G. Bellet
- Revelation 4–5PDF, 6 pages
William Kelly, W. Kelly's Writings on Prophecy; edition courtesy of Present Truth Publishers
Charts
- Part 1, Section 2: Rev. 5PDF, 1 page
courtesy of Present Truth Publishers
Symbols
- Revelation Chapter 04PDF, 1 page
courtesy of Present Truth Publishers (Types and Symbols of Scripture, Part 2: Symbols)
Text: J. N. Darby, The Holy Scriptures: A New Translation from the Original Languages, public domain. Emphasized words are Darby's own. Provenance on the sources page.