How much of the world's population will be lost in just a few months during these events?
During these events, within a matter of months, the human race will lose one-third of the world's population. This staggering loss is described as mind-boggling and far exceeds the fifty million deaths of World War II, coming after the earlier seal judgment where one-fourth died over two or three years.
Les explains that the coming loss is staggering: within a matter of months, the human race will lose one-third of the world's population. He compares this to World War II, where fifty million people died from all causes, calling that just a drop in the bucket compared to what is coming. The world population is between five and five and a half billion. Earlier, in the seal judgments, one-fourth of the population will be gone by the end of the pestilence and disease—over a billion people in two or three years. Yet within months, one-third will be lost. Les says it is mind-boggling, and people glibly go on their way thinking nothing of being caught in these events. He also notes the army of horsemen numbers 200 million.