Revelation 6:

The Rider on the White Horse:

Judgment on Israel, and a promise of redemption.

The Throne Room of God

The Rider on the White Horse:

is an Angel:
Revelation 6. He "goes out" from before the throne; he obeys the call of the
Living Creature; he is given a crown in Heaven ; he is given power to overcome
the nations (primarily Israel);
Zechariah 1 & 6; He is one of the 'four spirits of Heaven who go out from their
station before the Lord of all the earth."

Living
Creature:
The Bull
(Ephraim)

Living Creature:
The Eagle
(Dan)

The Lamb:
Jesus Christ
(Levi)

Living Creature:
The Man
(Reuben)

Cross-References: Horses as Angels

Zechariah 1; Zechariah 6
2 Kings 6
Psalm 104
Hebrews 1 (angels as flames of fire, cf. 2 Kings 6)
2 Kings 2
Joel 2:4 (Fallen Angels)

The Mission of the Four Horsemen:

...is to "give rest" to the Spirit of God (Zechariah 6:8).
They do this by enacting the righteous judgment of God on a world living in
sinful rebellion against Him.

Living
Creature:
The Lion
(Judah)

FOUR ELEMENTS of THE FIRST SEAL:

The white horse;
The bow;
The crown; and
The mission.

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What do these elements represent?
In the throne room of heaven, four living creatures surround the throne (Rev 4:6).
As the Lamb opens the seals of the seven-sealed scroll, each of the Horsemen responds to one of the living
creatures, and the command to "go out":

The white horse

White: Purity / Victory / Overcoming

The bow

Requires tension: a nation prepared for war

White, to the Lion representing Judah

The crown

Granted by Christ; represents overcoming

Red, to the Bull representing Ephraim

The mission

To overcome Israel from within; to prepare for war

Black, to the Man representing Reuben

Green, to the Eagle Representing Dan

Note: The cross depicted above isn't merely a concoction.

Each of these elements reveals something about the White

Horseman's Mission; together they present a complete
picture. Neither Christ nor Antichrist, this horseman is an
Angelic Avenger.

Each of the Tribes of Israel were arranged in groups, or camps, around the central camp of Levi.
In the book of Numbers, chapters 1 and 2,
details of each camp, and the numbers contained therein, are listed:

The Names corresponding to the Living Creatures and the Tribes of Israel tell
the story of the nation in Tribulation:

Judah (plus Issachar and Zebulun) to the East, 186,400.

Judah:

"Now I will praise the LORD"

Ephraim (plus Manasseh and Benjamin) to the West, 108,100

Ephraim:

"God has caused me to be fruitful

in the land of my affliction"

Reuben (plus Gad and Simeon) to the South, 151,400

Reuben:

"The Lord has surely looked upon my affliction" [and]

Dan (plus Asher and Naphtali) to the North, 157,600.

Dan:

"He has judged me; [but] He has also heard my voice,

and given me a Son."

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