FREE: D V D “The 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse”

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Many believe that it is impossible to definitively state the intended interpretation of the four horsemen because of the many conflicting views taught in the “christian” world today. Interpretations often reflect contemporary values and issues. How would you like to know what the Scriptures teach about the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?On the television program,“What Do The Scriptures Say?”, Mike Scott carefully examines the Scriptures on this subject and comes to some very interesting and challenging conclusions.Here is a preview of what you will learn:"As we study the Seals, the Trumpets and the Plagues it is important to know, that we are dealing with visions which are parallel. The visions of the 7 seals,the 7 trumpets and the 7 plagues all cover the same time period.The first six events in each of these visions describe things which take place during the Christian dispensation(the time period we are presently in),the seventh event of each of these visions relates to the time of judgment.The difference in these visions is that they each describe different events which will affect mankind.The seven seals describe the forces on this earth which affect the physical lives of men.The seven trumpets describe those forces which affect the spiritual lives of men.The seven plagues show the consequences of being disobedient to God.Here Christ opens each of the first four seals, as he does one of the four living creatures introduces the vision.Four horses of different colors are revealed and are ridden by four different riders. The horse is a symbol of war.In order for armies to be strong during this period of history,they had to possess many horses.These horses are symbolic of the different types of wars Christians must fight, and their color determines the type of war being described.The number “4” in Revelation relates to physical things.The events of the first 4 seals are physical events which must take place on earth during the Christian dispensation." (Mike Scott)