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Revelation, 6

6. And I heard as it were a voice in the midst of the four living creatures, saying: Two pounds of wheat for a penny, and thrice two pounds of barley for a penny, and see thou hurt not the wine and the oil.

Verses related to Revelation, 6:

Revelation 6 deals with the opening of the first six seals of the book in the hands of the Lamb. Each seal represents a series of judgments and events that occur on Earth during the tribulation. The verses selected below were chosen for their relationship with the themes dealt with in the chapter.

Matthew 24:4-5: "Jesus answered, Watch out, may no one deceive them. For many will come in my name, saying, 'I am the Christ!' And they will deceive many." This verse talks about the deception that will occur during the tribulation, when false Christs will arise to confuse people.

Zechariah 1:8-10: "At night I had a vision: I saw a man mounted on a red horse, and he was standing between the gorgens. Behind him were red, brown and white horses. This means, my Lord? He answered, These are the horses the Lord sent to patrol the earth. " This verse talks about the patrol of the earth by angels, which is a theme related to God's judgment described in Revelation 6.

Ezekiel 14:13-14: "Son of man, when a land sin against me and I extend my hand against it, cutting its supply of bread and sending hunger against it, exterminating men and animals, even if Noah Daniel and Job were in it, by their own lives they would only get rid of their righteousness, says the sovereign, the Lord. " This verse talks about God's judgment and the righteousness of those who will be saved during the tribulation, which is an important theme in Revelation 6.

Jeremiah 8:20: "The harvest has passed, the summer is over, and we are still lost!" This verse talks about the lack of hope that many will feel during the tribulation, when the harvest will pass and the time of grace will be over.

Matthew 24:21: "For there will then be great tribulation, as has never been from the beginning of the world so far, and there will never be." This verse talks about the great tribulation that will occur during the tribulation, which is a central theme in Revelation 6.





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