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Revelation 5

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1 I saw a scroll in the right hand of the One Seated on the Throne. It was written on both sides, fastened with seven seals.
1 et vidi in dextera sedentis super thronum librum scriptum intus et foris signatum sigillis septem
2 I also saw a powerful Angel, calling out in a voice like thunder, "Is there anyone who can open the scroll, who can break its seals?"
2 et vidi angelum fortem praedicantem voce magna quis est dignus aperire librum et solvere signacula eius
3 There was no one - no one in Heaven, no one on earth, no one from the underworld - able to break open the scroll and read it.
3 et nemo poterat in caelo neque in terra neque subtus terram aperire librum neque respicere illum
4 I wept and wept and wept that no one was found able to open the scroll, able to read it.
4 et ego flebam multum quoniam nemo dignus inventus est aperire librum nec videre eum
5 One of the Elders said, "Don't weep. Look - the Lion from Tribe Judah, the Root of David's Tree, has conquered. He can open the scroll, can rip through the seven seals."
5 et unus de senioribus dicit mihi ne fleveris ecce vicit leo de tribu Iuda radix David aperire librum et septem signacula eius
6 So I looked, and there, surrounded by Throne, Animals, and Elders, was a Lamb, slaughtered but standing tall. Seven horns he had, and seven eyes, the Seven Spirits of God sent into all the earth.
6 et vidi et ecce in medio throni et quattuor animalium et in medio seniorum agnum stantem tamquam occisum habentem cornua septem et oculos septem qui sunt spiritus Dei missi in omnem terram
7 He came to the One Seated on the Throne and took the scroll from his right hand.
7 et venit et accepit de dextera sedentis de throno
8 The moment he took the scroll, the Four Animals and Twenty-four Elders fell down and worshiped the Lamb. Each had a harp and each had a bowl, a gold bowl filled with incense, the prayers of God's holy people.
8 et cum aperuisset librum quattuor animalia et viginti quattuor seniores ceciderunt coram agno habentes singuli citharas et fialas aureas plenas odoramentorum quae sunt orationes sanctorum
9 And they sang a new song: Worthy! Take the scroll, open its seals. Slain! Paying in blood, you bought men and women, Bought them back from all over the earth, Bought them back for God.
9 et cantant novum canticum dicentes dignus es accipere librum et aperire signacula eius quoniam occisus es et redemisti nos Deo in sanguine tuo ex omni tribu et lingua et populo et natione
10 Then you made them a Kingdom, Priests for our God, Priest-kings to rule over the earth.
10 et fecisti eos Deo nostro regnum et sacerdotes et regnabunt super terram
11 I looked again. I heard a company of Angels around the Throne, the Animals, and the Elders - ten thousand times ten thousand their number, thousand after thousand after thousand
11 et vidi et audivi vocem angelorum multorum in circuitu throni et animalium et seniorum et erat numerus eorum milia milium
12 in full song: The slain Lamb is worthy! Take the power, the wealth, the wisdom, the strength! Take the honor, the glory, the blessing!
12 dicentium voce magna dignus est agnus qui occisus est accipere virtutem et divinitatem et sapientiam et fortitudinem et honorem et gloriam et benedictionem
13 Then I heard every creature in Heaven and earth, in underworld and sea, join in, all voices in all places, singing: To the One on the Throne! To the Lamb! The blessing, the honor, the glory, the strength, For age after age after age.
13 et omnem creaturam quae in caelo est et super terram et sub terram et quae sunt in mari et quae in ea omnes audivi dicentes sedenti in throno et agno benedictio et honor et gloria et potestas in saecula saeculorum
14 The Four Animals called out, "Oh, Yes!" The Elders fell to their knees and worshiped.
14 et quattuor animalia dicebant amen et seniores ceciderunt et adoraverunt
Published by permission. Originally published by NavPress in English as THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language copyright 2002 by Eugene Peterson. All rights reserved.
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