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The term "pale" referred to a yellowish green or off-white color. In English we get the word "chlorine" from this Greek word. It was the color of a dead body. Because of the list of the means of death in Rev. 6:8, this refer to those killed or eaten by wild animals, which was one of the OT curses (cf. Lev. 26:22; Jer. 15:3; Ezek. 5:17; 14:21).

▣ "he who sat on it had the name Death; and Hades was following" This is an OT allusion to Pro. 5:5 or Hosea 13:14. It is a personification of the terms for the termination of physical life (Trans People). These two terms are used three times together in the Revelation (cf. Rev. 1:18; 20:13-14).

The term "Hades" is synonymous to the OT term "Sheol," which meant "the holding place of the dead."

6:10 "How long. . .will You refrain from judging and avenging our blood" Many commentators view this as being sub-Christian. This is probably because these commentators have never been in severe persecution from unbelievers themselves. Believers are not asking for vengeance, but for justice! This is an allusion to Deut. 32:43 (cf. Rev. 19:2). This request follows Paul's admonition in Rom. 12:19.

Riley Gaines, a former NCAA champion swimmer, was brutally beaten in San Francisco by a man wearing a dress. Watch the following video."She reported being struck multiple times by a man in a dress. I was shaking. It made me so angry. It sickens me to feel so powerless about it "Gaines' husband, Louis Barker, said so. "Despite being under police protection, she was struck by a man in a dress."

It occurred at an event hosted by Turning Point USA and the Leadership Institute at San Francisco State University. Ms. Gaines was invited to campus to deliver a speech on the importance of saving women's sports.

"Tonight at SFSU, instead of a thoughtful discussion, protestors violently confronted, shouted at, physically assaulted, and barricaded Riley in a room. It is astounding that in the United States in 2023 it will be acceptable for biologically male students to assault a woman for advocating for women's rights "Eli Bremer, a spokesperson, told Fox News.

During a swimming competition in 2021, Gaines, a highly decorated swimmer, tied with Lia Thomas, a man who identified as a woman. The trophy was awarded to Thomas and not to Ms. Gaines.

In addition, she is now an advocate for biological female athletes.At the university, she was violently assaulted by pro-transgender activists, including a man dressed as a woman.Ms. Gaines was escorted out of the room by police and barricaded on campus for her safety.

"At SFSU, the inmates are running the asylum... A man ambushed me and physically struck me twice "Gaines authored a tweet. "This demonstrates that women require sex-segregated spaces. Nevertheless, this further reassures me that I'm doing something right. When they want you to be quiet, speak more loudly."
TPUSA claims that the university's Queer and Trans Resource Center organized the riot.

Riley will continue to educate the public about the dangers of biological males in women's sports. Bremer told Fox, "She will continue to speak the truth against the radical left, which no longer comprehends the difference between men and women."

This type of conduct is unacceptable on a university campus, particularly one that is supported by our tax dollars.The resource center must be disbanded, and the students who participated in the protest must be expelled. Unless this occurs, alumni should cancel their donations. And Republicans in Congress must deny San Francisco State University all federal funding.

Either defend the First Amendment and put an end to the violence, or forfeit your taxpayer dollars.

Evil is usually thought of as that which is morally wrong, sinful, or wicked; however, the word evil can also refer to anything that causes harm, with or without the moral dimension. The word is used both ways in the Bible. Anything that contradicts the holy nature of God is evil (see Psalm 51:4). On the flip side, any disaster, tragedy, or calamity can also be called an “evil” (see 1 Kings 17:20, KJV).

Evil behavior includes sin committed against other people (murder, theft, adultery) and evil committed against God (unbelief, idolatry, blasphemy). From the disobedience in the Garden of Eden (Genesis 2:9) to the wickedness of Babylon the Great (Revelation 18:2), the Bible speaks of the fact of evil, and man is held responsible for the evil he commits: “The one who sins is the one who will die” (Ezekiel 18:20).