Rev 6:3-4 [§53] Noah’s Flood in t...

Rev 6:3-4 [§53] Noah’s Flood in the Second Seal [3000-2000 BC]

Unveiling Jesus Christ por John Cassinat
T2 · E47
15 jun 2024
01:11:31

Notas del episodio

This podcast explains the symbolic images used by John in his vision of the second seal of seven opened in Revelation 6:3-4. In these verses he sees a red horse and rider, which represent bloodshed and death in the second thousand years of the earth’s temporal existence. This coincides in time with the period of the great flood in the days of Noah between 3000 and 2000 BC. This podcast also explains the mechanism of the flood by first talking about the creation. The earth was organized through accretion which resulted in a hot molten earth. As the earth cooled rapidly, hot magma began to crystalize to form oceanic crust and continental crust. In the earth’s cooling process, water was expelled to form a shallow ocean on the surface of the crust. Continued cooling beneath the earth’s crust caused additional water to be expelled which formed a subterranean ocean. At the time of the flood, a rupture in the crust allowed the subterranean waters to be expelled to the surface very rapidly. This is described in Genesis 7:11 as the “fountains of the great deep.” The effects of this rupture in the crust are discussed in this podcast.

Revelation 6:3: 00:05:26

Revelation 6:4: 00:15:19

Palabras clave

john the revelator
book of revelation
unveiling jesus christ
john cassinat
book with seven seals
zion
four beasts
second seal
red horse
enoch
noah
enoch
city of enoch
horses of the apocalypse
flood
red
red apparel
judgement
living earth
earth is alive
firmament
creation
oceanic crust
continental crush
basalt
granite
oceans
fountains of the great deep
atlantic ridge
convection
bowen's reaction series
alfred wegner