Part 24: Blood to the Horses' Bridles

Austin P Cooke

This section of Revelation is highly symbolic and difficult to decipher. Yet when Scripture is allowed to interpret Scripture, a clear picture emerges as to what the Revelator is revealing. Here is a symbolic portrayal of the reaping of the harvest at the world's end. There are two crops to harvest - the saved and the unsaved, the righteous and the wicked. There will only be two classes at that time, because the world's population will have made their decision for life or for destruction. The imagery is graphic and the implications are startling. It is a tragic scene, but it is the great finale of the conflict between Good and Evil, between Christ and Satan.