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OET-RV by cross-referenced section REV 7:9

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The huge crowd dressed in white

Rev 7:9–17

9 After that, I looked and wow, there was a huge crowd too large to count, from every nation and tribe and people and language, standing in front of the throne and the lamb, having been dressed in white robes and holding palm branches, 10 and they were shouting loudly, “Our God who’s sitting on the throne has saved us! The lamb has saved us!” 11 Then all the messengers stood around the throne, and around the elders and the four living beings. The messengers all knelt down in front of the throne with their faces to the ground and worshipped God 12 saying, “Yes, may it be so. May praise and GLORY and wisdom and thanks and honour and power and strength be given to our God who lives through all the ages! May it be so.”

13 Then one of the elders asked me, “Who are those people in white robes and where have they come from?”

14 “Sir, you are the one who knows,” I answered.

And then he told me, “Those are the ones who’ve come through the terrible tribulation,[ref] and they’ve washed their robes in the blood of the lamb and made them white. 15 That’s why they’re here in front of God’s throne, and they worship him day and night in his temple, and the one sitting on the throne will extend his protection over them. 16 They won’t be hungry or thirsty any longer, and the sun won’t burn them with its scorching heat,[ref] 17 because the lamb that’s there at the throne will shepherd them.[ref] The lamb will guide them to the springs of living water,[ref] and God will ensure that every tear is wiped away from their eyes.”[ref] SHOULD THIS BE IN POETIC FORMAT?

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Collected OET-RV cross-references

Dan 12:1:

12 The one who looked like a human also told me: At that time Mika’el (Michael), the powerful prince who stands guard over your people, will become active.[ref] There’ll be a time of distress such as never has been since there was a nation until that time,[ref] but at that time your people will be rescued—everyone whose name is found written in the book.

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12:1: Rev 12:7.

12:1: Mat 24:21; Mrk 13:19; Rev 7:14; 12:7.

Mat 24:21:

21 This will be followed by incredible troubles like nothing that’s ever happened in this world, from creation until the present time, and which will never happen again[ref]—

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24:21: Dan 12:1; Rev 7:14.

Mrk 13:19:

19 because those days will be terrible like nothing that’s ever happened before, all the way back to when God created the world, right until the present time, and won’t ever happen again.[ref]

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13:19: Dan 12:1; Rev 7:14.

Isa 49:10:

10 They won’t be hungry or thirsty,

≈ and the burning heat of the sun won’t beat down on them,

because they’ll be guided by one who has compassion on them

≈ and he’ll lead them to springs of water.[ref]

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49:10: Rev 7:16-17.

Psa 23:1:

A song by David.

1 Yahweh is my shepherd

so I won’t lack anything.

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23:1 Note: KJB: Ps.23.1

Eze 34:23:

23 I’ll set one shepherd over them—my servant David. He’ll look after them, and he’ll be their shepherd.[ref]

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34:23: Rev 7:17.

Psa 23:2:

2 He lies me down in paddocks of fresh grass.

He leads me beside a peaceful stream.

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Isa 49:10:

10 They won’t be hungry or thirsty,

≈ and the burning heat of the sun won’t beat down on them,

because they’ll be guided by one who has compassion on them

≈ and he’ll lead them to springs of water.[ref]

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49:10: Rev 7:16-17.

Isa 25:8:

8 My master will permanently swallow death up.[ref]

Yahweh will wipe the tears away from every face.[ref]

He’s removed his people’s disgrace from all the earth, because Yahweh has spoken.

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25:8: 1Cor 15:54.

25:8: Rev 7:17; 21:4.

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