Do you think this had ANY MEANING AT ALL to the first readers? Place yourself (in your imagination) in one of the seven churches this book was first sent to. It is about 95 AD. These first seals had to have meaning to them.
Next, read the vision in chapters 4 & 5 about 30 times. Ask yourself (and the Holy Spirit) WHY He would show a search made for one worthy, that ended in failure, and why it was necessary for Him to include that John wept much. Did we NEED to know of a failed search? In fact, WHY, in a vision in about 95 AD of a search, why WOULD it end in failure? Jesus had become the redeemer about 60 years past from this date. I will save you a lot of time that I had to spend bugging God about these things: this was a vision into John's past, back to a time while Jesus was still on the earth. He had not yet ascended in the FIRST part of this vision. So of course the search for one worthy FAILED. It had to fail, because Jesus had not yet become the Redeemer of man. You will note also that Jesus was NOT at the right hand of the Father at that time. Why? Of course, because He was on the earth. You will note that the Holy Spirit was still there in the throne room, when Jesus said that as soon as He ascended He would send Him down. Of course He was still there, because at this point in the vision, Jesus was still on earth - had not yet ascended. Then, when John was told He could quit weeping, He turned and saw Jesus at the throne, as a lamb having been slain. In other words, Jesus had JUST ASCENDED. This whole vision was to show TIMING and THE PASSAGE OF TIME. And of course to give us the conext of the first seals.
Now, go and search diligently for 2000 years of time between ANY verses after Jesus ascended.
YOu will NOT find it. The moment Jesus arrived in heaven, He went straight to Father God to get the scroll, because, until the seals were broken, there could be NO WAY that the kingdoms of the world would EVER become the kingdoms of our Lord. The entire kingdom of heaven had been waiting since Adam for the Redeemer to come; one worthy to take the scroll.
So your above post is nothing but imagination, far FAR from the intent of the Author. The intent of the Author, the HOly Spirit, is that this first seal represent the church of Jesus Christ, sent out to fulfill the great commission. (added later.)
Coop