Yes—the Bible describes a literal 1,600-furlong (about 180-mile) flow of blood, and Les Feldick explains how it happens.
According to Revelation 14:20, blood came out of the winepress even to the horses' bridles for 1,600 furlongs. Les Feldick points to 'the valley of Magiddo' north of Jerusalem, and says the melting hail that crushes millions of men in the Middle Eastern heat produces a literal river of water and blood three to four feet deep.
Revelation 14:20 — This is the verse that measures blood to the horses' bridles for 1,600 furlongs.
Revelation 16:21 — This describes the great hail that Les says melts and contributes to the blood flow.
Revelation 14:19-20 says the angel 'thrust in his sickle, gathered the vine of the earth, and cast it into the great winepress of the wrath of God. And the winepress was trodden without the city, and blood came out of the winepress, even unto the horse bridles, by the space of a thousand and six hundred furlongs.' This text presents the blood as an actual result of the Lord's judgment. The same book, in Revelation 16:21, says, 'And there fell upon men a great hail out of heaven, every stone about the weight of a talent: and men blasphemed God because of the plague of the hail; for the plague thereof was exceeding great.'
In Clip0, Les reads the Revelation 14 passage and says it takes place 'in the valley of Magiddo.' He notes that the winepress is trodden 'without the city,' up northeast of Jerusalem, and that the distance is about 180 miles. He also says many people scoff, asking how such a thing can happen. In Clip1 and Clip2, he explains that the valleys are north of Jerusalem and that a river of water and blood could be three to four feet deep, depending on the size of the horse. He then says that as the melting hail crushes millions of men and begins to melt in the Middle Eastern heat, it produces a literal river of blood flowing as deep as the horse's bridles. 'It's not hard to believe,' he concludes.
Les identifies the setting as 'the valley of Magiddo' in Clip0 and says the winepress was trodden 'without the city'—up northeast of Jerusalem. In Clip1 and Clip2 he adds that these valleys are all north of Jerusalem.
In Clip1 and Clip2, Les explains that melting hail crushes millions of men in the valley. Once that hail begins to melt in the Middle Eastern heat, the water and blood combine into a literal river flowing as deep as a horse's bridles, about three to four feet deep depending on the size of the horse.
Clip0 says 1,600 furlongs is about 180 miles. Clip1 and Clip2 repeat that calculation, noting that a furlong is '500 and some feet' and that 1,600 furlongs comes to about 180 miles.
In Clip0, Les says many people scoff and ask how such a thing can be. His response is that because of the melting hail and the millions crushed, it is not hard to believe that a literal river of blood could flow that far.
The Winepress and the 180-Mile Flow
Les identifies the setting as the valley of Magiddo, reads Revelation 14:20, and calculates 1,600 furlongs as about 180 miles.
Melting Hail Creates a Literal River
Les explains that melting hail crushed millions and combines with blood in the Middle Eastern heat to form a literal 180-mile river.
Melting Hail Creates a Literal River (duplicate account)
The same explanation as Clip1—valleys north of Jerusalem, blood three to four feet deep, and a literal river flowing to the horse's bridles.
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Revelation 14:20: And the winepress was trodden without the city, and blood came out of the winepress, even unto the horse bridles, by the space of a thousand and six hundred furlongs.
This is the exact verse that describes the 1,600-furlong flow of blood from the winepress of God's wrath.
Revelation 16:21: And there fell upon men a great hail out of heaven, every stone about the weight of a talent: and men blasphemed God because of the plague of the hail; for the plague thereof was exceeding great.
Les points to the great hail as the mechanism that crushes millions and then melts to become part of the blood river.
Yes. Revelation 14:20 describes blood coming out of the winepress to the horses' bridles for 1,600 furlongs. Les Feldick treats it as a literal river of blood and shows how the melting hail and millions of crushed men would make it possible.
Les says it flows as deep as the horses' bridles, which he explains as about three to four feet deep, depending on the size of the horse.
Les says 1,600 furlongs is about 180 miles. He points out that a furlong is about 500 and some feet, and multiplying that out gives roughly 180 miles.
Les explains that in the valley north of Jerusalem, hail crushes millions of men. When the hail begins to melt in the Middle Eastern heat, the melting water combines with blood into a literal river three to four feet deep.
Les identifies the setting as 'the valley of Magiddo' and says the winepress was trodden 'without the city,' up northeast of Jerusalem.
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