The Thrones of the Bible
The Thrones of the Bible: From Isaiah's Vision to the Lamb Upon the Throne
The whole Bible keeps lifting our eyes to a throne. Isaiah sees the LORD high and lifted up, and the temple fills with his train. Daniel watches thrones set and the Ancient of days take his seat. David is promised a throne that will never end, and the writer of Hebrews invites the weary to come boldly to a throne of grace. At the center of heaven, John sees not a tyrant but a Lamb, still bearing the marks of slaughter, seated in the midst of the throne. Each page below follows one throne through Scripture, tells honestly where its meaning is stated and where it is drawn out, and shows how the whole thread leads to Jesus, who sat down at the right hand of the Majesty on high.
The Throne Set in HeavenRevelation 4:2The Rainbow Round the ThroneRevelation 4:3The Lamb in the Midst of the ThroneRevelation 5:6The Throne of David2 Samuel 7:16The Throne of GraceHebrews 4:16The Throne of His GloryMatthew 25:31The Great White ThroneRevelation 20:11Isaiah's Vision of the ThroneIsaiah 6:1Ezekiel's Throne of SapphireEzekiel 1:26The Throne of Solomon1 Kings 10:18The Ancient of DaysDaniel 7:9The Son of Man Given DominionDaniel 7:13Sit Thou at My Right HandPsalm 110:1Thy Throne, O God, Is For EverPsalm 45:6Heaven Is My ThroneIsaiah 66:1The Throne, and No More CurseRevelation 22:3