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It is the cry of the souls in heaven. It is not the cry of the Christian on earth! The soul of Stephen in heaven today cries out “How long, O Lord, holy and true, until You judge and avenge our blood on those who dwell on the earth?”
What does Revelation 6:9 mean? In this verse we learn that, when the fifth seal was opened, John saw the souls of martyrs under the altar. The most common interpretation of this passage holds that these are the martyrs who believe on Christ as Savior during the first half of the tribulation.
Mar 26, 2020 · Who are these souls under the altar in Revelation 6? Are they just people killed in the tribulation or throughout the history of the church? Revelation refers to people killed for their testimony and their refusal to worship the beast (13:15) or refused his mark (20:4).
Oct 7, 2014 · Interestingly, those who have visited heaven (or hell) "knew" the individuals who were there, in spite of their 'glorified' or 'unglorified' state. The "souls" identified in Rev. 6:9 are very much recognizable, although their 'flesh' is in a state of decay.
Jan 4, 2022 · The seven seals are one of a series of end-times judgments from God. The seals are described in Revelation 6:1–17 and 8:1–5. In John’s vision, the seven seals hold closed a scroll in heaven, and, as each seal is broken, a new judgment is unleashed on the earth.
John sees the souls only of the martyrs, since their bodies will not be reunited with their souls until the judgment day. Meanwhile, the souls rest (see ver. 11) in peace, yet in expectation of the final accomplishment of their perfect bliss, which the words used in ver. 10 show them to desire.
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Dec 18, 2009 · Heaven dwellers have a deep concern for justice and retribution (v. 10). When we go to Heaven, we won't adopt a passive disinterest in what happens on the earth. On the contrary, our concerns will be more passionate and our thirst for justice greater.
