What did Les say about the pale horse in Revelation 6?
In Revelation 6, the pale horse is the third horseman, and it indicates famine and inflation. It comes as a result of wars among the nations, bringing a great dent in food supply and distribution, leading to tremendous inflation, food rationing, massive destruction, and earthquakes in diverse places.
Les explains that in Revelation 6 the pale horse is the third horseman, indicating famine and inflation. He connects it to Jesus' teaching about wars and rumors of wars, nation rising against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. As a result of these wars among the nations, there will be a great dent in the food supply and distribution; the world will end up in tremendous inflation, tremendous food rationing because of massive destruction, and earthquakes in diverse places. Les also notes a tremendous increase in earthquakes since about 1970, multiplying year by year, with earthquakes happening almost every day, even if news outlets no longer record most of them.
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How does Les connect the red horse in Revelation 6 with Ezekiel 38?
Les says he ties the red horse of Revelation 6 to Ezekiel 38, while admitting that connection could be wrong.
What does the red horse in Revelation 6 symbolize?
Les teaches that the red horse, the second horseman of Revelation 6, represents war and is correlated with Jesus' statement in Matthew 24:7 that nation will rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom.
Why is the white horse rider in Revelation 6 the Antichrist and not Jesus?
The rider on the white horse in Revelation 6 is not Jesus but the Antichrist, because Revelation 6 lacks the descriptions that accompany Christ in Revelation 19.