ECT The rider upon a white horse.

ThreeAngels

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The prophet says, “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” [Revelation 6:2]. “The symbol, a white horse, and the rider who bears a bow and to whom a crown is given, and who goes forth conquering and to conquer, is a fit emblem of the triumphs of the gospel in the first century of this dispensation. The whiteness of the horse denotes the purity of faith in that age; and the crown which was given to the rider, and his going forth conquering and to make still further conquests, the zeal and success with which the truth was promulgated by its earliest ministers.” [Daniel and the Revelation, Uriah Smith] The church militant went forth on an aggressive campaign against huge systems of error. “The rider upon this horse went forth where? His commission was unlimited.” [Ibid] In a single generation the gospel was sounded in all the inhabited parts of the globe.
 

Interplanner

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Show me how heb 9:15 does not tell us the objective of Christ's work in doing the new covenant as he sacrificed his body. That is the exact purpose and it is not the restoration of the land nor "Israel and Judah". The land and Israel-Judah are the confused milkshake that means nothing because you have turned heb 9:15 in non-meaning.
 

Interplanner

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Name any where in Christ's, Peter's or Paul's work where there is any concern about Israel-Judah getting along. Where does it compare to the mission as found in Acts 13, 26 or Rom 10?

Your thinking is so mistaken simply.
 

chrysostom

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constantine is the third most significant person of all time -
do you need help with the other two?
 

northwye

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In Revelation 6 there are four sets of horses and riders, the white horse and rider, the red horse and rider, the black horse and rider and last the pale horse and rider.

Most people make a guess at what the four horses and riders might represent, without ever realizing that first of all, they might have to figure out what sets of four horses and riders might represent, as sets of four. What sets of four things might be represented in Revelation 6?

Revelation 13 is about two beasts. The first beast is complex. Revelation 13: 2 talks about thee beasts in beginning to describe this first beast - the leopard, the bear and the lion.

This is a set of three beasts which go together as a set. But we are looking for a set of four. Could it be that the set of three beasts in Revelation 13: 2 leaves out a fourth beast?

Look at Daniel 7: 3-7. Here is a set of four beasts which represent kingdoms or world empires. And it happens that the first three of these world empires, represented by beasts, are the same lion,bear and leopard as mentioned in Revelation 13: 2, probably not by chance.

So, in Daniel 7: 3-7 describes a set of four beast empires.

But could these four beast empires exist at the time to be in existence in the prophecy given to us in Revelation13?

Probably not according to preterism, since for preterism all prophecy written in the First Century was fulfilled in that century.

Though preterism is probably not the reason, but church theology says the set of four Daniel 7 prophecies about world empires point to the same four pre-Cross empires as does Daniel 2, which are Babylon, Persia, Greece and Rome. In church theology the Daniel 2 empires cannot exist after the Cross. Why? Church Theology does not clearly answer that question. Maybe Church Theology believes that Daniel could not have known about world empires after the time of the Cross. But God did and he did send an angel to give Daniel the prophecy written in Daniel 11-12. Why could an angel not have given the prophecy in Daniel 7?

The set of four world empires in Daniel 7 can be seen to be world empires after the time of the Cross and in existence in some form during the time of the prophecy in Daniel 7.

In sequence these four post-Cross world empires are the Lion Empire of England, the Bear Empire of Russia or the Old Soviet Union (Marxism), then the Lion Empire of Nazi Germany and finally the world empire in Daniel 7 called the "fourth beast,dreadful and terrible, and strong exceedingly. "In Revelation 6 this set of four is called the white horse (British empire), the Red horse of the Russian or Soviet Union Empire, the Black horse or the Fascist German Empire and finally the pale hose. Pale is from χλωρος, chloros, Strong's number 5515, meaning pale green.
 
The rider on the white horse is the antichrist, initially a trusted and admired man by those who'll believe the lie, going forth to conquer the world, at first by peace, then by sword. Just look at it. The antichrist is loosed upon the world after the Lord opens the tribulation seals, the white horse the first event after those seals are opened. There is nothing good about the four horses. I assure you there's absolutely nothing pure about that white horse, and, obviously, look at the horses to follow. It's not rocket science: there is a context that sticks out like the proverbial sore thumb. That's all.
 

Nang

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Show me when YOU were EVER under the first covenant.

Every single human being born into this world, is born obligated to the Old Covenant.

It is the universal failure of the human race to keep the OC Law, that brings condemnation & death to all.

Romans 5:12-21
 

ThreeAngels

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Every single human being born into this world, is born obligated to the Old Covenant.

It is the universal failure of the human race to keep the OC Law, that brings condemnation & death to all.

Romans 5:12-21

The old covenant was given to ancient Israel and sealed by the blood of oxen [see Exodus 24:8]. The new covenant was given to Adam and ratified by the blood of Christ.
 
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