The Cry of the Martyred Saints and God's Answer to It — Seals Five and Six
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The opening of the fifth seal unveils the prayer of the martyred saints underneath the altar to God.Today’s Life-study focuses on Rev. 6:10-17, and the continual martyrdom of faithful believers alongside the running of the four horses. Questions relating to where believers go after they die, and how the Lord answers the cry of the martyred saints are also fellowshipped in this programme.
Released on 6 Jun 2024
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