Diaglott(i)
13 and in midst of the seven lampstands like to a son of man, having on a garment reaching to the foot, and having been girded about at the breasts a girdle golden;
14 the but head of him and the hairs, white as wool white, as snow; and the eyes of him as a flame of fire;
15 and the feet of him like to fine white brass, as in a furnace having been set on fire; and the voice of him as a vice of waters many;
16 and having in the right of himself hand stars seven; and out of the mouth of him a broad sword two-mouthed sharp proceeding; and the appearance of him, as the sun shines in the power of himself.
17 And when I saw him I fell at the feet of him, as dead; and he placed the right of himself on me, saying: Not do thou fear; I am the first and the last,
18 and the living one; even I was dead, and lo living I am for the ages of the ages; and I have the keys of the death and of the unseen.
19 Write thou therefore the things thou sawest, even the things are, and the things about to occur after these;
20 the secret of the seven stars which thou sawest on the right of me, and the seven lampstands the golden. The seven stars, messengers of the seven congregations are; and the lampstands the seven, seven congregations are.