It is believed that as soon as the number of sins committed by people reaches its limit, then God will bring down his anger on our earth. And especially for this, He has four horsemen, four faithful warriors, ready always and everywhere to administer their justice. This is exactly how everything is described in the last book of the New Testament. The appearance of the horsemen should be facilitated by the removal of the first four seals of the seven in the Book of Revelation by Jesus. In the Book, which records all the deeds of a person, both good and bad. Now, let's imagine that these four horsemen have descended to Earth.
There are always four of them. Inseparable Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Plague - War - Hunger - Death. They are often considered servants of the Devil because their names and missions are difficult to match with God. However, not everything is so simple.
The Horsemen of the Apocalypse is the power that God calls upon to punish humanity for its sins. As evil, they are called upon to restore order in the world. Everything is symbolic in them - names, horses, events that occur with their appearance. The riders always appear strictly one after the other, each with the opening of the next seal, and carry out the mission entrusted to them: sow chaos and destroy the world.
So, in accordance with the book of Revelation:
The first rider walks around the world on his snow-white horse and his name is the Conqueror or Plague. White color can represent both righteousness and false righteousness, and the name of the rider does not in any way evoke associations with something righteous and pure, as well as the fact that it is doubtful that there is one rider of good next to three riders of evil. Whatever one may say, but War, Hunger and Death do not evoke good associations. And the Plague does not dispose to reflection.
The second rider rides the planet on his fiery horse and his name is War. Red is always associated with flame, blood, passion, rage. War, coming into the world of people, administers judgment in the name of God, using war and attack as a test for the faithful. In the hands of the rider is a huge two-handed sword of unprecedented beauty. With a sword in hand, he brings truth and enlightenment to people through pain and blood. It is believed that the red color of a horse is the blood of martyrs who perished for the glory of God. Also, the appearance of this rider can mean a civil war, that is, an uprising against the first rider and his mission of conquest, which subsequently brings nothing but the death of everyone living on the planet.
The third rider on a journey across the land sets off on a horse with a raven, it is customary to call him Hunger. Hunger, like the previous two horsemen, personifies the misfortunes and hardships that God's will brought down on people in order to punish the guilty and test the strength of believers. The rider usually holds a balance in his hands, which means a means for distributing food in times of food shortages. This is the only rider who can speak, and when he appears, he broadcasts about the impending grain shortage, which promises people death by starvation, and, accordingly, an increase in grain prices, while the price of wine remains unchanged. After all, wine is used by believing Christians for the sacrament, and it remains available. The color of his horse is black, the color of death, grief, mourning.
The fourth horseman, astride a pale horse, brings illnesses and all kinds of viruses to the world - his name is Death. This is the only rider whose name Hell can stand behind. He is directly connected with the world of the dead and is given the power to take the lives of people. It embodies the wrath of God for the innocently lost believers, and the Fourth Horseman is sent to avenge sinners. In different sources, he is portrayed in different ways. In some he is a skeleton on a horse with a sword or scythe in his hand, in others he is an incredibly handsome man who can drink a man's soul through a kiss. In any case, Death is death.
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After the riders gallop along the ground, HELL will descend to the Earth.
There will be no more day, the Sun will not rise in the firmament. Everything in the world will plunge into darkness, animals will die out, the grass will stop growing, and the rivers will flow back … The living will begin to envy the dead, and the dead will rise from their graves …