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  • a third of all the living things in the sea were killed, and a third of all ships were destroyed. (Revelation 8, 9)

  • The fourth angel blew his trumpet, and a third of the sun and a third of the moon and a third of the stars were blasted, so that the light went out of a third of them and the day lost a third of its illumination, and likewise the night. (Revelation 8, 12)

  • When he unlocked the shaft of the Abyss, smoke rose out of the Abyss like the smoke from a huge furnace so that the sun and the sky were darkened by the smoke from the Abyss, (Revelation 9, 2)

  • and out of the smoke dropped locusts onto the earth: they were given the powers that scorpions have on the earth: (Revelation 9, 3)

  • they were forbidden to harm any fields or crops or trees and told to attack only those people who were without God's seal on their foreheads. (Revelation 9, 4)

  • They were not to kill them, but to give them anguish for five months, and the anguish was to be the anguish of a scorpion's sting. (Revelation 9, 5)

  • When this happens, people will long for death and not find it anywhere; they will want to die and death will evade them. (Revelation 9, 6)

  • Their tails were like scorpions' tails, with stings, and with their tails they were able to torture people for five months. (Revelation 9, 10)

  • That was the first of the disasters; there are still two more to come. (Revelation 9, 12)

  • I learnt how many there were in their army: twice ten thousand times ten thousand mounted men. (Revelation 9, 16)

  • In my vision I saw the horses, and the riders with their breastplates of flame colour, hyacinth-blue and sulphur-yellow; the horses had lions' heads, and fire, smoke and sulphur were coming from their mouths. (Revelation 9, 17)

  • All the horses' power was in their mouths and their tails: their tails were like snakes, and had heads which inflicted wounds. (Revelation 9, 19)


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