That ye may eat (ινα φαγητε). Purpose clause with ινα and the second aorist active subjunctive of εσθιω.

The flesh …

That you may eat the flesh of kings. Of the kings under the control of the beast and the false prophet, Revelation 16:14; 17:12…

And He has on His vesture . . .—The King rides at the head of His army. On His robe, where it spreads out from the waist, His titl…

By this highly figurative language, we are to understand that, when Christ goes forth to war in battling for the truth, and his true followers come…

This section brings us to the anticipated confrontation between the beast and his soldiers and the Lamb (vv.17–21; cf. 16:12–16; 17:14). First, the…

That you may eat the flesh of kings
Of the earth, and of the whole world, who will fall in the battle at Armageddon;…

Christ, the glorious Head of the church, is described as on a white horse, the emblem of justice and holine . He has many crowns, for he is King of…