The Book of Revelation is a great mystery to many -- a book to be avoided. However, it tells us at the very beginning, “Blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written in it; for the time is near” (Revelation 1:3). So, if the one who reads, hears, and keeps those things written in the book is blessed or benefited, why would anyone neglect it?
In two previous Tomorrow’s World programs, we discussed the first and second of what are known as the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Evangelist and telecast presenter Wallace Smith explained the meaning of the rider on a white horse and fellow evangelist Rod McNair explained the meaning of the rider on a red horse. If you missed those powerful and insightful programs, you can find them on our website, TomorrowsWorld.org. Today I’m going to explain the meaning of the riders on the black and pale horses, but I’ll also show how all four horses fit into the timeline of end-time prophecy. In addition, I’ll be offering you a free resource that gives greater significance to the black and pale horses.
In two previous Tomorrow’s World programs, we discussed the first and second of what are known as the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Evangelist and telecast presenter Wallace Smith explained the meaning of the rider on a white horse and fellow evangelist Rod McNair explained the meaning of the rider on a red horse. If you missed those powerful and insightful programs, you can find them on our website, TomorrowsWorld.org. Today I’m going to explain the meaning of the riders on the black and pale horses, but I’ll also show how all four horses fit into the timeline of end-time prophecy. In addition, I’ll be offering you a free resource that gives greater significance to the black and pale horses.