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Marking the Times Episode 55: Four Horseman of the Apocalypse

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Dr. Hitchcock discusses the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse and the true identity of the rider of the White Horse.

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  1. The seals are not “judgement seals”.
    How do we know this?
    Go to the 5th seal and read what the souls under the alter ask.

    They ask God, “…how long God till you judge…”

    If judgment has already started at the first seal it makes no sense for them to ask when are You going to judge.

    The white horse rider is not Jesus.
    He is also not the antichrist.
    It represents the church, with the Holy Spirit, going out and overcoming.
    Look up the Greek word translated “conquer”, it’s the same word used in the seven letters over and over again and it’s translated “overcome”

    Also there is no where in Revelation or any other part of the Bible where “white” is meant as a negative evil thing. White is always Holy and pure.

    And lastly, the “crown” given to the white horse rider is the same Greek word used as the crown given in the seven letters and the crowns that the elders wear.

  3. Two things, in Matthew 24 when Jesus refers to how "many will come in my name saying "I am the Christ," I believe that he is referring to charlatans who will point to Him, Jesus, as being the "Christ" rather than claiming that they are the Christ themselves. It's all in the context in which he is speaking and the "person" in which he is speaking.
    Secondly, Revelation speaks of the covenant as being a 7 year covenant which is broken in the middle at the 3 and a 1/2 year mark. But it doesn't actually specify that the time (7 years) will be a "condition" of the original covenant. It may be that the "covenant" just happens to last 7 years and is interrupted halfway through. Is it possible that it may be originally be viewed by the world as a covenant that's intended to last forever?