Revelation 14:13–20 pronounces blessing on those who die in the Lord and then portrays two harvest scenes: the earth reaped and grapes gathered into the great winepress of God’s wrath. Harvest and winepress imagery comes from the prophets’ judgment vocabulary. The section places the rest of the faithful dead beside the certainty of divine reckoning.

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Mark 13:24–27

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Revelation 14:14–16

Revelation depicts one like a son of man on a cloud executing eschatological harvest, developing Daniel 7 imagery also central to Mark 13.

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