Revelation of John 9:7-19
the shapes Joel 2:4-5; Nah 3:17 their faces Dan 7:4, Dan 7:8 hair 2Kgs 9:30; Isa 3:24; 1Cor 11:14-15; 1Tim 2:9; 1Pet 3:3 and their Ps 57:4; Joel 1:6 they had Rev 9:17; Job 40:18, Job 41:23-30; Joel 2:8 and the Job 39:25; Isa 9:5; Joel 2:5-7; Nah 2:4-5 tails Rev 9:3, Rev 9:5 they had Rev 12:9; John 12:31, John 14:30, John 16:11; 2Cor 4:4; Eph 2:2; 1John 4:4, 1John 5:19 the angel Rev 9:1 Abaddon that is, a destroyer, John 8:44 woe Rev 9:1-2 two Rev 9:13-21, Rev 8:13, Rev 11:14 the sixth Rev 9:1 a voice Rev 8:3-5; Heb 9:24, Heb 10:21 to the Rev 8:2, Rev 8:6 loose Rev 9:15, Rev 16:12 the great Gen 2:14; 2Sam 8:3; Jer 51:63 for or, at an hour Rev 9:5, Rev 9:10 for to Rev 9:18, Rev 8:7, Rev 8:9, Rev 8:11-12 the number Ps 68:17; Dan 7:10 horsemen Ezek 23:6, Ezek 38:4; Dan 11:40 I heard Rev 7:4 having This appears to point out the scarlet, blue and yellow colours, for which the Turks have always been remarkable. The "four angels bound in the Euphrates" denote their four sultanies bordering on that river, where they were confined till after the period of the Crusades. The time for which they were prepared, "an hour, and a day, and a month, and a year," computing a year for each day, amounts to 391 years, 15 days; and from their first conquest over the Christians, ad 1281, to the taking of Cameniec from the Poles, ad 1672, which was the last conquest by which their dominion was extended, is exactly that period. Rev 9:9 jacinth Rev 21:20 brimstone Rev 9:18, Rev 14:10, Rev 19:20, Rev 21:8; Gen 19:24; Ps 11:6; Isa 30:33; Ezek 33:22 as the 1Chr 12:8; Isa 5:28-29 the third Rev 9:15, Rev 9:17 in their tails Rev 9:10; Isa 9:15; Eph 4:14
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