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When we analyse Revelation 6 and the first four seals, we can see that the descriptions in the scriptures closely resemble the early Islamic Caliphates and the Mongol conquests. These events occurred one after the other, which supports the Bible’s prophetic accuracy beyond Christ’s death and resurrection.
Suppose the laws of Moses and later Judaism were practiced and widely known in regions such as North Africa, Ethiopia, Arabia, and Syria. In that case, it is evident that these traditions were disrupted by the rise of Islam at some point in history. Unfortunately, only a few people today recognise this aspect of biblical prophecy.
"Chatta," the Hebrew word for "sin" is translated that way to make you think religious rather than civil. Satan did that to conceal the fact that God is a King and a King is the sole governing authority of the Kingdom. As the King, he is the only judge who can pronounce a judicial decision and therefore breaking the "law" of a King is a civil crime which is a moral issue. So the Hebrew word "Chatta" should have been translated as "crime' and "sinners" which is the Hebrew plural "Chattaim" should be translated as "criminals" because it is a plural adjective.





