Apocalipsis 4:10

10 los veinticuatro ancianos se postran y adoran al que está sentado en el trono (el que vive por siempre y para siempre), y ponen sus coronas delante del trono, diciendo:

Apocalipsis 4:10 Meaning and Commentary

Revelation 4:10

The four and twenty elders fall down before him that sat on
the throne
The ministers of the Gospel begin the worship of God, and lead in it, who are the four living creatures; when the members of churches, who are the four and twenty elders, follow, and approach the divine Being in a most humble manner:

and worship him that liveth for ever and ever:
in Spirit, and in truth, with faith and fervency, in every part of duty they are directed to:

and cast their crowns before the throne;
signifying, that they received them, from him that sits upon it, being by the grace of God what they are; and that they are unworthy to wear them in his presence, being but unprofitable servants in all they do; and hereby also acknowledging their subjection to him as their King and lawgiver. Something like this the Jews relate of the family above; they say,

``when the holy blessed God ascends the glorious "throne of judgment", the whole family above tremble; and when they see the holy blessed God "they take their crowns from off their heads"--and pray and seek mercy for Israel; and immediately he ascends the "throne of mercy" ^F23.''

And such like actions have been done by kings and princes to one another, in token of subjection. Thus Tigranes, king of Armenia, fell down at the feet of Pompey, and cast his crown from his head, which Pompey replaced; and having commanded him certain things, ordered him to enjoy his kingdoms ^F24: so Herod meeting Augustus Caesar at Rhode, when he entered the city took oil his crown, and after a speech made to him, with which Caesar was pleased, he set it on him again ^F25.

Saying;
as follows.

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FOOTNOTES:

F23 Raziel, fol. 45. 2.
F24 Cicero, Orat. pro Sextio. p. 904.
F25 Joseph. Autiqu. l. 15. c. 6. sect. 6, 7.

Apocalipsis 4:10 In-Context

8 Cada uno de los seres vivientes tenía seis alas, y las alas estaban totalmente cubiertas de ojos por dentro y por fuera. Día tras día y noche tras noche repiten continuamente:
«Santo, santo, santo es el Señor Dios, el Todopoderoso,
el que siempre fue, que es, y que aún está por venir».

9 Cada vez que los seres vivientes dan gloria, honor y gracias al que está sentado en el trono (el que vive por siempre y para siempre)

10 los veinticuatro ancianos se postran y adoran al que está sentado en el trono (el que vive por siempre y para siempre), y ponen sus coronas delante del trono, diciendo:

11 «Tú eres digno, oh Señor nuestro Dios,
de recibir gloria y honor y poder.
Pues tú creaste todas las cosas,
y existen porque tú las creaste según tu voluntad».