The Seven Seals 1-4

The song that was sung to the Lamb was "saying with a loud voice, Worthy is the ? that was slain to receive ? and riches and wisdom and might and honor and ? and blessing."

-Lamb -Power -Glory

Names given to the Lord Jesus Christ in the vision of the throne.

-Lion of the Tribe of Judah -The Root of David -The Lamb

The two luxury items mentioned in the opening of the third seal as being in abundant supply were

Wine and Oil

Conquer of the First seal.

World power

Color of the horse of third seal is?

Black

Red

Bloodshed in war

The rider of the horse from the first seal was given a ? and was given a?

Crown, Bow

The name of the rider from the fourth seal is?

Death

The Fourth Seal

Following the destruction of war and the hardship of famine is death. The latter is depicted by a pale horse, with Death sitting on it, followed closely by Hell. Since war brought bloodshed, war also bred pestilence and allowed wild beasts to prowl over the untilled land. We see power given to Death and Hell to kill more than one-quarter of the earth by sword, hunger, death, and the beasts of the earth. The terror and strife of war is not restricted to the time of actual battle. The situation is severely prolonged by the pitiful chain of events which result from it.

The two items mentioned in the opening of the third seal as being very expensive and scarce were?

Wheat and Barley

Color of the horse of the fourth seal?

Pale

The horse of the second seal was colored

Red

Sword

Rome Empire's national arm.

The rider from the third seal is carrying a set of ?

Scales

The rider of the second seal was given a? and was permitted to take ? from the earth and cause men to kill one another.

Sword, Peace

The four instruments by which one-quarter of the earth would be killed are:

Sword, famine,deaths and beasts of the earth

The Third Seal

The black color of this horse depicts severe famine. The balance or set of scales carried by the rider is representative of poverty and inflation when provisions would be very expensive. A measure of wheat, which was a working-man's portion for a day, would cost twelve times its normal price. A penny, one day's pay, would buy only three measures of barley instead of twenty-four. The confusing condition of these times would be further aggravated by the fact that luxury items, like wine and oil, would be available in great abundance, although foodstuffs, like wheat, would be sparse.

The First Seal

The opening of the first seal revealed a conqueror sitting on a white horse and carrying a bow. He is given a crown. Since white is the color of victorious royalty and this conqueror carries a bow, he likely represents a world power sweeping aside all before it. John makes no attempt to connect this person Christ in Revelation 19, who rides a white horse as King of Kings and Lord of Lords and whose weapon is a sword coming out of His mouth.

The horse of the first seal was colored?

White

The Second Seal

The opening of the second seal showed a red horse with a rider. Red, a military color, is symbolic of bloodshed in war. The rider carries a great sword and is permitted to take peace from the earth and to cause men to kill one another. The sword was Rome's national arm, and the reference here may be to the Roman Empire of the first century, as well as to a future peace-destroying power.

The riders described are symbolic in nature.

True

White

Victorious royalty

Rider of the second seal

War