How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent word.

Welcome to Through the Bible.

Today we pick up our study in Revelation chapter 6 at verse 7, where our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon

McGee, tells us about a rider on a pale horse named death.

I'm Steve Schwetz, and I'm so glad that you're here for this fascinating study that really gives more detail about the wrath of the lamb or the day of the Lord.

You may have heard that phrase before. In this study,

we're going to unpack that. Before we get started, though, I want to share some of the great letters

that we've received from Bible bus passengers just like you. First, we hear from Robert in California.

I would like to say thank you all for sharing our Lord's word. Sometimes I wish Dr. McGee was still around just so I could

thank him. I've been a Christian since I was 30. I'm now 75. I've had my ups and downs, but for the last

five years of taking your Bible bus, I have grown so much closer to Jesus. I just wanted you to know

how privileged I feel to be able to study the Bible with you all.

I donate to you every month when I get paid.

Hope that helps keep tires on the bus.

Well, thanks, Robert.

We do appreciate your support that keeps the Bible bus running in more than 250 languages around the world.

And then here's Amelia.

She writes this, all of my life, I've tried to escape the truth. My life was full of corruption,

drugs, alcohol, sleeping around in pornography. The biggest disappointment was attempting suicide.

It's only by God's grace that I am alive. I'm so far from being perfect and need the Lord more than ever. But he has given me a testimony that only reflects his

mercy and grace, and my middle name is grace. It's tough to live up to. I wouldn't even be alive

if it weren't for the Lord and Jesus is all I want now. This walk is not easy. The enticements of this

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