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John is shown four horses meant to signify the start of the tribulation (Rev 6).

"And new things I declare, before they spring forth I tell you"

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IRAN THREATENS TO ATTACK ISRAEL WITH MISSILES AND THE U.S. WITH SUICIDE BOMBERS, BUT WHITE HOUSE PRESSURING ISRAEL TO DO NOTHING
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