The Millstone Cast Into the Sea

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바다에 던져진 맷돌

Passage

Revelation 18 (vv. 21-24)

Mood

final judgment

Description

A mighty angel lifts a stone as large as a millstone and hurls it into the sea, declaring that Babylon will be thrown down with such violence and never be found again. The image symbolizes finality: music, labor, lamp light, and wedding joy will cease forever in the condemned city. Her downfall is tied to deception, arrogance, and the blood of prophets and saints found within her.

설명

힘센 천사가 큰 맷돌 같은 돌을 들어 바다에 던지며, 바벨론도 이처럼 맹렬하게 내던져져 다시는 발견되지 않을 것이라고 선언한다. 이 장면은 그 종말의 완전함을 상징한다. 음악도, 노동의 소리도, 등불의 빛도, 혼인 잔치의 기쁨도 그 성 안에서 영원히 사라질 것이다. 그녀의 멸망은 속임수와 교만, 그리고 그 안에서 발견된 선지자들과 성도들의 피와 연결되어 있다.

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1536x1024

Generated

2026-03-14T13:02:18.509936

Image Prompt

A powerful symbolic scene of a mighty angel on a rocky seashore lifting and casting a massive circular millstone into the sea; the stone is captured mid-throw or at the moment of impact, sending up a towering splash and concentric waves; behind the angel, the skyline of Babylon is dim, silent, and smoke-shrouded, with darkened windows, extinguished lamps, empty workshops, abandoned instruments, and deserted wedding decorations suggested in the distance; include subtle visual symbols of what has ceased: a fallen harp, silent trumpet, unlit oil lamp, idle mill, empty bridal canopy; historical accuracy: rugged Mediterranean-style coast, ancient millstone, Near Eastern city silhouette, angelic garments flowing like fine linen with bronze-gold accents; lighting: cold twilight with supernatural light around the angel, sea reflecting steel-blue and silver tones; composition: dynamic diagonal action from angel to sea, low-angle view to emphasize force and finality; mood: final judgment, irreversible silence; do not depict God's face, only divine authority through light and presence

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