The Four Horsemen

Revelation 6 is one of the most painted, quoted, and misquoted passages in all of scripture, and most of what people think they know about it comes from movies rather than from the text. Read slowly, seal by seal, the vision is stranger and more precise than the legend. A sealed book that no one in heaven or earth can open. A slain Lamb who alone is found worthy. Four living creatures who each summon a rider with the same two words. Four horses, each a different color, each carrying something specific into the earth. Only one rider is ever given a name. This lesson walks the passage verse by...

Revelation 6 is one of the most painted, quoted, and misquoted passages in all of scripture, and most of what people think they know about it comes from movies rather than from the text. Read slowly, seal by seal, the vision is stranger and more precise than the legend. A sealed book that no one in heaven or earth can open. A slain Lamb who alone is found worthy. Four living creatures who each summon a rider with the same two words. Four horses, each a different color, each carrying something specific into the earth. Only one rider is ever given a name. This lesson walks the passage verse by verse, sets it beside the older vision in Zechariah that stands behind it, and lets Yahshua's own words in Matthew 24 interpret the sequence.

  • The Book No One Could Open
  • Only the Slain Lamb Is Worthy
  • The First Seal: The White Horse
  • Two Readings of the White Rider: Test Them Both
  • The Second Seal: The Red Horse
  • The Third Seal: The Black Horse and the Balances
  • The Fourth Seal: The Pale Horse
  • Zechariah's Chariots: The Older Vision
  • The Beginning of Sorrows
  • Hades Follows Him, But Hades Has Already Lost
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