Chapter 6
6And—I—saw—when—the—Lamb—opened—one—of—the—seven—seals,—and—I—heard—one—of—the—four—creatures—saying,—as—it—were—the—voice—of—thunder,—Come.—
2And—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.—
3And—when—he—had—opened—the—second—seal,—I—heard—the—second—creature—say,—Come.—
4And—there—went—out—another—horse—that—was—fiery-red:—and—it—was—given—to—him—that—sat—upon—it—to—take—peace—from—the—earth,—and—that—they—should—slay—one—another:—and—there—was—given—unto—him—a—great—short-sword.—
5And—when—he—had—opened—the—third—seal,—I—heard—the—third—creature—say,—Come.—And—I—beheld,—and—lo,—a—black—horse;—and—he—that—sat—on—him—had—a—pair—of—balances—in—his—hand.—
6And—I—heard—as—it—were—a—voice—in—the—midst—of—the—four—creatures—say,—A—measure—of—wheat—for—a—denarius,—and—three—measures—of—barley—for—a—denarius;—and—see—you—hurt—not—the—oil—and—the—wine.—
7And—when—he—had—opened—the—fourth—seal,—I—heard—the—voice—of—the—fourth—creature—say,—Come.—
8And—I—looked,—and—behold—a—green—horse:—and—his—name,—that—sat—on—him,—was—Death,—and—Hell—followed—with—him.—And—power—was—given—unto—them—over—the—fourth—part—of—the—earth,—to—kill—with—sword,—and—with—hunger,—and—with—death,—and—with—the—beasts—of—the—earth.—
9And—when—he—had—opened—the—fifth—seal,—I—saw—under—the—altar—the—livesᵖ—of—them—who—were—slain—for—the—word—of—God,—and—for—the—testimony—which—they—held:—
10And—they—cried—with—a—great—voice,—saying,—O—Lord,—holy—and—true,—how—long—will—you—not—judge—and—avenge—our—blood—on—those—who—dwell—on—the—earth?—
11And—unto—every—one—of—them—was—given—a—white—robe;—and—it—was—said—unto—them,—that—they—should—rest—yet—for—a—small—season,—until—their—fellowservants—also—and—their—brethren,—who—should—be—killed—as—they—were,—should—be—fulfilled.—
12And—I—beheld—when—he—had—opened—the—sixth—seal,—and,—there—was—a—great—earthquake;—and—the—sun—became—black—as—sackcloth—of—hair,—and—the—whole—moon—became—as—blood;—
13And—the—stars—of—heaven—fell—unto—the—earth,—even—as—a—fig—tree—casts—her—untimely—figs,—when—she—is—shaken—of—a—great—wind.—
14And—the—heaven—departed—as—a—scroll—when—it—is—rolled—together;—and—every—mountain—and—island—was—moved—out—of—their—places.—
15And—the—kings—of—the—earth,—and—the—great—men,—and—the—chief—captains,—and—the—rich—men,—and—the—mighty—men,—and—every—bondman,—and—free—man,—hid—themselves—in—the—caves—and—in—the—rocks—of—the—mountains;—
16And—said—to—the—mountains—and—rocks,—Fall—on—us,—and—hide—us—from—the—face—of—him—who—sits—on—the—throne,—and—from—the—wrath—of—the—Lamb:—
17For—the—great—day—of—their—wrath—is—come;—and—who—shall—be—able—to—stand?—