Next up in our cycle of horses is the pale horse of death, followed by Hades. In this episode we further dissect the themes, characters, and locations that come alongside the pale horse, while getting a little more distracted than usual by things in the room and by each other.

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As the cycle of the four horsemen (which we've seen at play all throughout history) continue to play their cards, we see black horse rise up to benefit the rich and oppress the poor. Take a dive into this theme with us and then join the conversation on our Discord channel! www.jxncloud.com/discord

As we look further at what each of the four horses of Revelation 6 represent, we begin to see a demonic cycle of sorts at play. Yes, there is an ultimate red horse coming one day, but we've also already seen it (as well as the other horses of Revelation) at work throughout history. In this episode we further dissect the red horse and recognize its effects throughout the centuries. Join the conversation on our Discord Channel! www.jxncloud.com/discord

At the end of Revelation we catch a clear glimpse of Jesus riding a white horse. For that reason, many naturally assume that the rider of the white horse amongst the four horsemen in Revelation 6 must also be Jesus. But something feels quite off here, and that feels very intentional on John's part.

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John loves to hodgepodge Old Testament passages into Revelation and then give them a bit of a twist to capture his readers mind in a surprising way. In the case of the four horsemen, he borrows from the prophet Zechariah. But while Zechariah's horsemen share a few themes with John's, they're also entirely different. We talk more about that in today's episode of JXN Cloud. Discuss this episode with us on our Discord channel! www.jxncloud.com/discord

Throughout the New Testament we consistently come across the term "saints." This word, however, is more literally translated, "Holy Ones," which has a very different meaning in the Old Testament. And that meaning pops very clearly when this word is used in Revelation 5. Join us on the Discord for more conversation! www.jxncloud.com/discord

Learn more about today's topic in Michael Heiser's book, The Unseen Realm.

In today's passage we come across a key lens through which we must interpret the rest of Revelation in. While so many default for the lion perspective of Jesus, the lamb is actually where John's focus continues to stay throughout the book. Join us on the Discord for more of this conversation! www.jxncloud.com/discord

In Revelation 5, God holds a scroll with seven seals on it that seemingly no one can open at first. But why a scroll and why seals? It's a simple concept, but because we don't use scrolls or seals very much these days, it might be helpful to discuss the topic a bit more. And that's exactly what we do in this episode of JXN Cloud. Join us on the Discord for more conversation! www.jxncloud.com/discord

The beings of Heaven have not always been obedient to God. But here amidst the 24 elders we find themes of God's omnipotence and more. Join us in what this beautiful image communicates and then let us know what you think in the comments below or on our Discord! www.jxncloud.com/discord