Chapter 9

2. “Loose The Four Angels”

Submitted by Editor on Fri, 05/20/2022 - 19:21

To loose is the opposite of to bind. The nature of the loosing de­pends upon that of the thing bound. The things to be loosed in the text before us are “the four angels.” These are the symbols of the “two myriads of myriads of cavalry” by which “the third” is killed. The four angels, therefore, represent four powers. These were “bound”. A power bound is either a power restrained from action, or bound by its own territorial limits. An example of the former occurs in the Dragon shut up in the abyss.