And thus I saw in the vision (κα ουτως ειδον εν τη ορασε). Nowhere else does John allude to his own vision, though often in Dan. (…

And thus I saw the horses in the vision. That is, he saw them as he proceeds to describe them, for the word thus—outwv—r…

And thus I saw . . .—Better, And in this way I saw the horses in the vision, and those who sat on them, having breastplates fi…

The sixth trum pet: The second woe. Here we find a description of disasters that reach to the death of a third of humankind (vv.15, 18; cf. 8:7). “…

And thus I saw the horses in the vision, and them that sat
on them
In such numbers, a…

The sixth angel sounded, and here the power of the Turks seems to be the subject. Their time is limited. They not only killed in war but also broug…