Golden bowls are poured in this text to symbolize God's vengance alongside seven seals broken and seven trumpets blown.
One chapter in this book features a marriage meal where fine linens are distributed to a select few. The people of Sardis are call "dead" despite having "a name that [they] are alive," and the people of Laodicea's works are "neither hot nor cold" in this book. Emeralds, jasper, carnelians, and crystals are used to describe the Throne in Heaven in this book, and there are angels continually chanting "Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord God Almighty." Golden bowls are poured in this text to symbolize God's vengance alongside seven seals broken and seven trumpets blown. Usually attributed to John, for 10 points, name this book of the Bible featuring four horsemen and the final battle between good and evil, considered the last canonical book.
One chapter in this book features a marriage meal where fine linens are distributed to a select few.
Book of Revelation [as usual, do not accept "Revelations" because that is not what it is called]