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Hey, this is just my cup o' tea. :)

Antichrist leader of the European union? Mebbe.. mebbe not.

One thing is for certain. He'll have his headquarters at the city of Jerusalem.

Peace & Health,

Brian

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Thanks for the welcome.

Good question. I am not aware of a scripture other than Daniel.

However, if the tribulation period is a period of 7 years, then in Revelation 6:1-2, there is a picture of a rider on a white horse given a bow and a crown. Notice that there is no arrow which indicates that he conquers through means of peace, not war.

Or . . . it may mean he really has no power, only an illusion thereof.

The crown would represent authority or power to me.

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Thanks for the welcome.

Good question. I am not aware of a scripture other than Daniel.

However, if the tribulation period is a period of 7 years, then in Revelation 6:1-2, there is a picture of a rider on a white horse given a bow and a crown. Notice that there is no arrow which indicates that he conquers through means of peace, not war.

Or . . . it may mean he really has no power, only an illusion thereof.

The crown would represent authority or power to me.

There are many in positions of authority with no real power. The two are distinctly different. A police man carries a gun (power) but he doesn't have the authority (legal authorization) to use it anyway he wishes. Same as a person who is in a legal place of leadership but lacks the powers or means to enforce his will, such as a leader in exile because of a overthrow, or a policeman who had his gun stolen in an assault.

Power - the ability or strength to accomplish something

Authority

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Thanks for the welcome.

Good question. I am not aware of a scripture other than Daniel.

However, if the tribulation period is a period of 7 years, then in Revelation 6:1-2, there is a picture of a rider on a white horse given a bow and a crown. Notice that there is no arrow which indicates that he conquers through means of peace, not war.

Or . . . it may mean he really has no power, only an illusion thereof.

The crown would represent authority or power to me.

There are many in positions of authority with no real power. The two are distinctly different. A police man carries a gun (power) but he doesn't have the authority (legal authorization) to use it anyway he wishes. Same as a person who is in a legal place of leadership but lacks the powers or means to enforce his will, such as a leader in exile because of a overthrow, or a policeman who had his gun stolen in an assault.

Power - the ability or strength to accomplish something

Authority

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Thanks for the welcome.

Good question. I am not aware of a scripture other than Daniel.

However, if the tribulation period is a period of 7 years, then in Revelation 6:1-2, there is a picture of a rider on a white horse given a bow and a crown. Notice that there is no arrow which indicates that he conquers through means of peace, not war.

Or . . . it may mean he really has no power, only an illusion thereof.

The crown would represent authority or power to me.

There are many in positions of authority with no real power. The two are distinctly different. A police man carries a gun (power) but he doesn't have the authority (legal authorization) to use it anyway he wishes. Same as a person who is in a legal place of leadership but lacks the powers or means to enforce his will, such as a leader in exile because of a overthrow, or a policeman who had his gun stolen in an assault.

Power - the ability or strength to accomplish something

Authority

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I've always like Halley's Bible Handbook's approach to prophecy. The reason being is because he recognized that they could be more than one interpretation -- or even a manifold interpretation within a prophecy. This is what he wrote about the first rider.

"This may symbolize Christ setting out to conquer the world. Near the end of the book (19:11), another White Horse appears whose rider is plainly stated to be Christ. They may be the same: the One Starting, the Other Finishing, His Conquest.

Or, this horseman may symbolize, not Christ, but the World-Power under which Christ was starting his work. The statement, at the end of the seven seals and the seven trumpets (11:15), "The Kingdom of the World is become the Kingdom of our Lord and His Christ," may imply that the "Kingdom of the World" was in the saddle at the start.

Or, this horseman may symbolize the beginning of the reign of the antichrist at the time of the end. Or, possibly, both, the World-power under which Christ started His work, and the Final World-Power under which He will finish it; one, typical of the other.

If this horseman represents the World-Power under which Christ was starting His work, it is indeed a very accurate picture of that power. The Roman empire, mightiest government that had thus far been in the world, , most of the known world under its control, was, at the time, just entering its Golden age. The historian Gibbon calls the reign of the five emperors, Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, and Marcus Aurelius A.D. 96 to A.D. 180, "the happiest and the most prosperous period in the entire history of the human race."

-- Halley's Bible Handbook

The greek philospher Plato taught his students something very important that I believe if you apply it the stench of spiritual pride will never develop. The true mark of learning was to recognize where one was ignorant! As believers, let's not try and pretend that we understand prophecy fully, but rather let's be students of the Word and become intimate with the Word ... and in doing so, we very well may see the words of this great book unsealed (Daniel 12:9) before our eyes!

Your brother in Christ with much agape love,

George

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Ok. Who then is the seventh beast today? And how did you figure it out? And where do you see the eighth as
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Please, let
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Different Greek words translated
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