Amen signifies divine confirmation from truth, consequently from the Lord himself because the Lord was truth itself. Therefore he so often said, "Amen I say unto you" (Matthew 5:18, 26, Revelation 3:14).

God is called the Amen, the faithful and true witness that the Lord is the truth itself. See John 14:16, 17, 19.

In Revelation 1:7, amen signifies divine confirmation. (Apocalypse Explained 40)

In Revelation 7:12, as the Lord was Truth Itself, He often said: AMEN, or VERILY, I say unto you. (Apocalypse Revealed 375, Apocalypse Explained 23)

(Referencias: Apocalypse Revealed 23, 292)

23. Amen. This symbolizes a Divine confirmation springing from truth, thus from Himself.

"Amen" signifies truth, and because the Lord was the very embodiment of truth, therefore He so often said, "Assuredly, I say to you," ¹ as in Matthew 5:18, 26; 6:16; 10:23, 42; 17:20; 18:13, 18; 25:12, cf. 28:20; John 3:11; 5:19, 24-25; 6:26, 32, 47, 53; 8:34, 51, 58; 10:7; 12:24; 13:16, 20-21, cf. 21:18, 25; and in the following passage in the book of Revelation, "These things says the Amen, the Faithful and True Witness" (Revelation 3:14), which is to say, the Lord.

That the Lord is the very embodiment of truth, He Himself teaches in John 14:6; 17:19.

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