Scripture: Revelation 9:16-11:3, John's picture of spiritual warfare continues with demonic horses and riders. A third of mankind is killed. Of note, the wounding power of the horses is in their mouths, as well as the mouth of the serpent in their tails. In Chapter 10, a mighty angel descends from heaven with a face like the sun and his legs like pillars of fire. His stance is over land and sea, thus holding down the two beasts. His voice is as a lion roaring and the seven thunders are heard here as well. John is told not to write what he hears and must take an oath that he will not. The angel holds a scroll in his hand and John is commanded to take and eat. He takes the scroll from the angel's hand and consumes it. Sweet to taste, but bitter when consumed. These words become part of him, and he must proclaim them. Is that true for every Christian? The Gospel is the sweetness of life itself, however we will all suffer because of it.THIS TEACHING IS ALSO AVAILABLE IN VIDEO FORMAT. See Link listed abov