Revelation 21:26

Arabic Bible Life (Targamet El Hayah) (LA)

وستحمل إليها كنوز الأمم وأمجادها.

What Does This Mean?

This verse talks about how people from all over the world will bring their treasures, honors, and best things to God's new home in heaven. It shows that everyone's good things are meant for God’s glory.

Explained for Children

Imagine if you had a really cool toy and your friend asked you to share it with them because they wanted to show how awesome the toy is. That's like what this verse says, but instead of toys, people from all over will bring their best things to show off in God’s new home.

Historical Background

The book of Revelation was written by John around 96 AD while he was exiled on Patmos. It was written to early Christian communities facing persecution and aimed at encouraging them with promises about the future kingdom of God.

Living It Out Today

Just like how this verse talks about nations bringing their best to glorify God, in our daily lives, we can also find ways to honor God through our talents, skills, and resources. For instance, if you're good at art, use it to create things that reflect God's glory.

Topics

• salvation
• glory
• heaven
• worship
• revelation
• hope

Related Verses

• Isaiah 60:11
• Psalm 72:11
• Ephesians 3:10
• Revelation 5:9
• Matthew 4:8

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'into it' refer to in Revelation 21:26?

'Into it' refers to the New Jerusalem, God's new home described throughout the book of Revelation, where all nations will bring their glory and honor.

How should Christians interpret bringing glory to God’s new home today?

Christians can see this as a call to use their talents and resources to glorify God in everything they do, reflecting the promise of God's ultimate kingdom.

Why is Revelation 21:26 important for understanding God's future plans?

It highlights the unity of all peoples and nations in worshiping God, showing that His plan includes bringing together all people to glorify Him in heaven.

Can you provide examples from other parts of the Bible where glory is given to God?

Yes, Psalms often speak about giving glory to God (Psalm 29:1-2), and Isaiah 60 speaks of nations bringing their wealth to glorify Jerusalem.