beastθηρίον
thērion · Greek Noun
A symbolic creature often representing a powerful, antagonistic kingdom or ruler that opposes God and His people, typically characterized by violence and rebellion.
hornsκέρας
keras · Greek Noun
A symbol of power, strength, and authority, often used in apocalyptic literature to denote kings, empires, or potentates.
diademsδιάδημα
diadēma · Greek Noun
A royal crown or headband symbolizing sovereign authority, dominion, and rule.
blasphemousβλάσφημος
blasphēmos · Greek Adjective
Speech that is irreverent, insulting, or dishonoring toward God, claiming divine prerogatives or challenging His holy character.
dragonδράκων
drakōn · Greek Noun
A mythical or symbolic serpent or monster, consistently identified in the New Testament as Satan or the devil, the primary adversary of God.
authorityἐξουσία
exousia · Greek Noun
The right, power, or capacity to govern, command, or influence, which in a biblical context ultimately derives from God, even when wielded by His enemies.
throneθρόνος
thronos · Greek Noun
The seat of power or sovereignty, representing the legitimate or usurped right to rule over a realm.
marveledθαυμάζω
thaumazō · Greek Verb
To show intense admiration, wonder, or astonishment, often implying a state of being mesmerized or led astray by something powerful or supernatural.
worshipedπροσκυνέω
proskyneō · Greek Verb
The act of prostration or showing ultimate reverence and submission to a deity or being; in Scripture, exclusive worship belongs to God alone.
haughtyμεγαλυρρημοσύνη
megalorrhēmosynē · Greek Adjective/Noun
Arrogant, proud, or boastful speech, particularly that which reflects a heart lifted up against God and His truth.
forty-two monthsτεσσεράκοντα δύο μῆνες
tesserakonta dyo mēnes · Greek Noun phrase
A prophetic designation of time, equivalent to three and a half years, symbolizing a period of divinely limited time for tribulation or the rule of human/demonic powers.
blasphemiesβλασφημία
blasphemia · Greek Noun
An act of irreverent defiance or contemptuous speech directed against God or holy things; a usurpation of divine prerogatives.
nameὄνομα
onoma · Greek Noun
The covenant name of the Creator, representing His divine nature, character, and ultimate authority in the universe.
saintsἅγιος
hagios · Greek Noun (plural)
The holy, set-apart people of God; those consecrated to Him through faith in Christ and empowered by His Spirit to live righteously.
authorityἐξουσία
exousia · Greek Noun
The power, right, or mandate granted to someone or something to exercise control, rule, or influence over a specific domain or group.
