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The White Horse - First Seal Watch this on Rumble: https://rumble.com/v6kzpup-the-white-horse-first-seal.html I am noticing a major uptick in people talking about Trump being the 1st seal broken in revelations. Let’s dive into this. Jesus has to break the seal first. Following is not the Trumpet blowing and then the bowl which is the wrath of God. 1st Seal Revelations 6:2 says “And I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals, and I heard, as it were the noise of thunder, one of the four beasts saying, Come and see. And I saw, and behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth conquering, and to conquer.” The first seal represents the beginning of the tribulation. The white horse appears and a rider on it has a bow. No arrows. This means he goes out and conquers without war. Those that succumb to his requests are starring at the bow and are afraid of it. He is given a crown, which means he is King of the entire world. There will be clearly 10 other Kings that rule the world via economics or the world is divided by 10 countries or regions. They all will allow the King of Kings with the crown to do whatever he wants. This King is interpreted as the Antichrist. A false messiah who emerges during the Tribulation to establish peace and dominance (often through deception). His conquering will be justified and the world will be in awe willingly giving over its sovereignty and allegiance to him. Some see this as a rise of empires or warfare, but this doesn’t make sense since he has no arrows so he will not shoot a single shot. This is the 1st year of 7 in which the antichrist will bring a false sense of peace. RFK Jr. said in a speech at the White House that Trump is the one riding on white horse to save us all from the corrupt corporations and swamp. This is where many people point out that Trump is the Antichrist. The Bible’s timeline is agreed by most scholars that the seals are broken first. This means all 7 seals will be broken first, then the 7 trumpets are blown and finally the bowls of wrath are poured onto the world. So, if we are entering into the first seal, what follows is the second seal so we need to understand what happens during the first and second to get a clear understanding of what is going on and if we are indeed beginning the tribulation. The Seven Seals (Revelation 6-8:1) The Lamb (Jesus) opens the seven seals of the scroll, which initiate God's judgments on the earth. The first six seals bring about a series of events: First Seal: The white horse and rider (conquest, often associated with the Antichrist).Second Seal: The red horse and rider (war).Third Seal: The black horse and rider (famine).Fourth Seal: The pale horse and rider (death and Hades).Fifth Seal: The cry of the martyrs.Sixth Seal: Cosmic disturbances (earthquake, sun turns black, moon turns red, stars fall).The seventh seal (Revelation 8:1) introduces the seven trumpets. The Two Witnesses The Two Witnesses are a pair of prophetic figures described in Revelation 11:3-12, who play a critical role during the Tribulation period. They are commissioned by God to prophesy for 1,260 days, which corresponds to approximately 3.5 years, or the first half of the Tribulation. Clothed in sackcloth, a symbol of mourning and repentance, they deliver a message of warning and judgment to a rebellious world. Their ministry takes place in Jerusalem, which is symbolically referred to as Sodom and Egypt in Revelation 11:8, highlighting its spiritual corruption and opposition to God. The Two Witnesses are endowed with extraordinary powers, including the ability to shut the sky so that no rain falls during their prophecy, reminiscent of Elijah’s ministry in 1 Kings 17:1. They can also turn water into blood and strike the earth with plagues, echoing the miracles performed by Moses in Exodus 7-12. Additionally, they have the power to call down fire from heaven to consume their enemies, similar to Elijah’s actions in 2 Kings 1:10. These miraculous signs not only validate their divine authority but also serve as a direct challenge to the forces of evil during the Tribulation. The identity of the Two Witnesses is not explicitly stated in Scripture, leading to various interpretations. Many scholars associate them with Moses and Elijah, as their miracles closely mirror the ministries of these Old Testament figures. Moses represents the Law, while Elijah represents the Prophets, and together they symbolize the entirety of God’s revelation to humanity. This connection is further supported by their appearance with Jesus at the Transfiguration in Matthew 17:1-3, where they discussed Jesus’ impending departure. Others suggest that the Two Witnesses could be Enoch and Elijah, as these are the only two individuals in the Bible who were taken to heaven without dying (Genesis 5:24; 2 Kings 2:11). Some interpretations view the Two Witnesses as ...
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