Throughout Scripture, much of the imagery of the sea refers either to its power or danger, often symbolizing the wicked, chaos and war, the Babylonian system of world politics, false teachers, pushing against God's boundaries in rebelliousness and defiance of His holy and spiritual laws. God's Sea of Glass, on the other hand, prefigured by Solomon's Bronze Sea, symbolized the Spirit of God and cleansing through the Word. God's resurrected saints will be attending the Marriage supper of the Lamb, standing on the Sea of Glass, reflecting the purity of God's throne, established in peace and calmness, but mingled with fire, symbolizing the cleansing and refining judgment of Almighty God. In contrast to the perpetual unrest and chaos seen in the earthly sea, the sea of glass at God's throne reflects and symbolizes God's holiness and purity, peace and calmness, and His purposes of righteousness and love.