The Rider on the White Horse APPENDIX

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    Living

    Creature:

    The Bull

    (Ephraim)

    E

    The white horse White: Purity / Victory / Overcoming

    Granted by Christ; represents overcoming

    Judah:

    Ephraim:

    Reuben:

    Dan:"He has judged me; [but] He has also heard my voice,

    and given me a Son."

    Revelation 6:

    The Rider on the White Horse:Judgment on Israel, and a promise of redemption.

    Sermon link on Youtube: https://youtu.be/qHnIJSnJ8NM

    In the throne room o f heaven, four living creatures surround the throne (Rev 4:6).

    As the Lamb opens the seals of the seven-sealed scroll, each of the Horsemen responds to one of the living

    creatures, and the command to "go out":

    What do these elements represent?

    The Names corresponding to the Living Creatures a nd the Tribes of Israel tell

    the story of the nation in Tribulation:

    "Now I will praise the LORD"

    "God has caused me to be fruitful

    in the land of my affliction"

    "The Lord has surely looked upon my affliction" [and]

    To overcome Israel from within; to prepare for war

    Each of these elements reveals something about the White

    Horseman's Mission; together they present a completepicture. Neither Christ nor Antichrist, this horseman is an

    Angelic Avenger.

    The bow

    The crown

    The mission

    is an Angel:

    Revelation 6. He "goes out" from before the throne; he obeys the call of the

    Living Creature; he is given a crown in Heaven ; he is given power to overcome

    the nations (primarily Israel);

    Zechariah 1 & 6; He is one o f the 'four spirits of Heaven who go out from their

    station before the Lord of all the earth."

    Cross-References: Horses as Angels

    Zechariah 1; Zechariah 6

    2 Kings 6

    Psalm 104Hebrews 1 (angels as flames of fire, cf. 2 Kings 6)

    2 Kings 2

    Joel 2:4 (Fallen Angels)

    The Mission of the Four Horsemen:

    ...is to "give rest" to the Spirit of God (Zechariah 6:8).

    They do this by enacting the righteous judgment of God on a world living in

    sinful rebellion against Him.

    FOUR ELEMENTS of THE FIRST SEAL:

    The white horse;

    The bow;

    The crown; and

    The mission.

    Requires tension: a nation prepared for war

    The Throne Room of God The Rider on the White Horse:

    Reuben (plus Gad and Simeon) to the South, 151,400

    Ephraim (plus Manasseh and Benjamin) to the West, 108,100

    In the book of Numbers, chapters 1 and 2,

    details of each camp, and the numbers contained therein, are listed:

    Note: The cross depicted above isn't merely a concoction.

    Each of the Tribes of Israel were arranged in groups, or camps, around the central camp of Levi.

    Living

    Creature:

    The Lion

    (Judah)

    White, to the Lion representing Judah

    Red, to the Bull representing Ephraim

    Black, to the Man representing Reuben

    Green, to the Eagle Representing Dan

    SNThe Lamb:

    Jesus Christ

    (Levi)

    Living Creature:

    The Eagle

    (Dan)

    Living Creature:

    The Man

    (Reuben)

    Dan (plus Asher and Naphtali) to the North, 157,600.

    Judah (plus Issachar and Zebulun) to the East, 186,400.