Rev 6. The first seal- white horse- conqueror- antichrist. The second seal- red horse- war. The third seal- black horse- famine. The fourth seal- pale horse- death- a fourth of the earth will be killed by sword, famine, plague, and by wild beasts. The fifth seal- martyrs are seen under the altar asking for judgment and avenging their blood. The sixth seal- cosmic catastrophe. The stage is all set, and if we look around, the dress rehearsal is happening. This world is headed to its doom. The one who comes in the name of peace will turn his coins upside down. Then war and famine and death will follow. Where are you headed to? Rev 6:17, for the great day of wrath has come, and who can stand? These people are trying to hide in caves from the sovereign God. How ridiculous? They prefer to be crushed by the mountains and rocks, hoping they would escape the wrath of the Almighty. But all they need to do is to give themselve...
Rev 5. What a scene! What a climax! What a culmination! V3. But no one in heaven or on earth or under the earth could open the scroll or even look inside it. The scroll of the rights of the earth, the scroll about the future. No one could open it, therefore there was tension looming around. The background score reaches the epic peak here. Melancholic surround. V 4. I wept and wept because no one was found who was worthy to open the scroll and look inside it. Then the announcement comes about the Lion of Judah, the Root of David. He alone is able to open the scroll and its seven seals because it says that he has triumphed. But instead of a lion, we see a lamb that looks as if it has been slain. The Lamb is worthy to open. He came and took the scroll from the right hand of Him who sat on the throne. The king gave it to him only because he alone is worthy. Why? V 9. Because you are slain and with your blood you purchas...