The Seven Seals, written in the Book of Revelation.

God’s judgment upon the earth and how time is accurately measured when Christ breaks the first seal of the Judgment of God! Christ tells us about the last hour and what to expect, such as the sorrows, wars and rumors of wars, the beast and the mark of the beast. A.I. (Artificial Intelligence)will not allow buying or selling without the mark of the beast. We are to watch and keep our eyes on the Temple Mount (Jerusalem), then Christ will break the first seal when the son of perdition is revealed. Then starts the Great Tribulation, then, we will be able to understand God’s timing perfectly, as it is written, up to Christ’s return and the seventh seal. Be thankful if you have a Bible and can understand the words within. No one knows the date or hour when Christ will return but the evidence is more clear today than in any other generation. Keep watch!

Some signs to watch for, a global market crash, including the division of Artificial Intelligence. The stomachs of many will perish as others will sell their soul for a meal.

7 Seals

The Order of the Seven Seals (Revelation 6-8:1) We know that only Jesus Christ is worthy to open the Seven Seals.

1. First Seal (White Horse): A rider with a bow and crown goes out to conquer. Aka: false Christ (anti-Christ) and offers peace with Israel and the world and then during the halfway mark of the Great Tribulation (3.5 years)the anti-Christ breaks his covenant with Israel and the second seal is broken. Think about this: The third temple at the Temple Mount is reserved by both Muslim and Jew, and so, we wait to see who establishes his throne at the Temple Mount, creating that false peace with Israel and the world.

2. Second Seal (Red Horse): A rider takes peace from the earth, causing global warfare. We know that once Israel has been deceived (again) only God will be able to count the bloodshed.

   Can you imagine the horses riding together in similar timing?

3. Third Seal (Black Horse): A rider with scales brings famine and economic collapse.

4. Fourth Seal (Pale Horse): Death and Hades kill a quarter of the earth with sword, famine, pestilence, and wild beasts.

5. Fifth Seal (Martyrs): The souls of those killed for their faith cry out for justice from under the altar.

6. Sixth Seal (Cosmic Cataclysm): A massive earthquake, the sun turns black, the moon turns red, and stars fall, signaling the wrath of the Lamb.

7. Seventh Seal (Silence): Seven angels are given trumpets, leading to silence in heaven for about half an hour, preceding further judgments. 

Notice:

• Worthy Opener: Only the Lamb (Jesus Christ) is worthy to open the scroll and its seals.

• Significance: The seals are interpreted as judgments, warnings, or unfolding events leading to the end of the world and the establishment of God's kingdom.

• After the Seventh Seal: The opening of the seventh seal initiates the seven trumpet judgments, which are more severe.

• Interpretations: Views range from ages (events that already happened in the 1st century) to Futurist (events yet to happen).

  The Seven Seals, described in Revelation 6-8, are a series of divine judgments that launch the Tribulation period, initiated by Jesus (the Lamb) opening a scroll. The seals release the Four Horsemen (conquest, war, famine, death), followed by the martyrs' cry, cosmic disasters, and ultimate silence, marking the beginning of the end times. 

  Note: The Four Angels, released from the Euphrates happens at the breaking of the 7th Seal at the 6th trumpet. Timing: The seven trumpets are the "contents" of the seventh seal. The release occurs specifically at the sounding of the sixth trumpet (the second woe). Many confuse the Four Horsemen with the 4 fallen angels at the Euphrates.

  • Nature of Angels: They are widely interpreted as fallen angels (demonic powers) bound by God until a specific hour, day, month, and year, an exact time.

  • Function: They lead an army of 200 million, bringing massive destruction and killing a third of humanity.

  • Location: While sometimes associated with the Euphrates, some interpretations focus on them being released at the river rather than bound under it.

  The drying up of the Euphrates, often linked to this prophecy, is interpreted in various ways regarding current events, but in Revelation, it is the sixth bowl judgment (Rev 16:12) that specifically and completely dries the river for the kings of the east, a distinct event from the sixth trumpet. 

  The seals occur during a literal 7-year Tribulation period. In this framework, the first four seals unfold in the first half of the Tribulation. The fifth seal begins during the Great Tribulation (the second 3.5 years). The sixth seal immediately follows as a cataclysmic sign at the very end of this period, just before the return of Christ.