There are several instances where the book of Revelation mentions white horses.\u00a0 Rev.6:1-2 and Rev.19:11-16, mentions a single rider on a white horse.\u00a0 Rev.19:14 references armies, all riding white horses.\u00a0 Usually there is no confusion concerning the identity of the armies. They are thought to be the resurrected saints; however when mentioning the individual riders on white horses then there is differences of opinion.\u00a0 In most circles, it is agreed upon that both, the rider in Rev.6:2 and the rider in Rev.19:11 are very distinguished leaders.\u00a0 The disagreement comes in identifying the two riders.\u00a0 Some say the riders are the same in both instances, namely Jesus.\u00a0 Others say they are entirely two different riders and identify them as Antichrist in Rev.6 and Jesus in Rev.19. Upon closer examination, it becomes perfectly clear that Rev.6 and Rev.19 are two different riders.\u00a0 The rider in Revelation 6 has a (one) crown. The rider in Revelation 19 has many crowns. The rider in Revelation 6 has a bow. The rider in Revelation 19 has a sharp, two-edged sword. \u00a0The title or name of the rider in Revelation 6 is not given or is hidden. The rider in Revelation 19 has a name (the Word of God) and a title (King of Kings and Lord of Lords).<\/p>\n
The rider in Revelation 6 is definitely not Jesus, but he is a leader who portrays himself as Jesus. \u00a0Everybody who rides a white horse is unquestionably not Jesus. The rider in Rev.6 is the Antichrist and the rider in Rev.19 is Jesus.<\/p>\n