File:Saint John glimpses God in Majesty.jpg
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English: Stained glass from the East Window of York minster.
Revelation 4:1-9. Saint John looks through a kind of trapdoor at the bottom left. God, in the centre, has summoned him to heaven to show him eternity. Written on the scrolls are words of eternal praise offered to God by the four creatures. |
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