Revelation 14:5 Meaning and Explanation
“And in their mouth was found no guile: for they are without fault before the throne of God.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →No deceit is found in the mouths of the redeemed; they stand blameless before God's throne.
What Does Revelation 14:5 Mean?
The portrait of the faithful closes with their speech and their standing. In their mouth is found no guile, no falsehood or deceit, and they are presented without fault before the throne. The deceptions of the beast and the lies of the world find no echo in them.
Truthfulness of mouth flows from cleanness of heart, and both are gifts wrought by the Lamb who takes away sin. To stand without fault before God is not the boast of the perfect but the grace given to the redeemed. It points the believer toward the day when Christ presents His people faultless, made true and whole in Him.
Revelation 14:5 in the Original Language
amomos (ἄμωμος), 'without fault' -- unblemished, the word for a sacrifice fit to be offered to God.
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What does Revelation 14:5 mean?
No deceit is found in the mouths of the redeemed; they stand blameless before God's throne.