Section IV: The Souls Under the Altar Revealed
Be not afraid. You are about to receive some bad news, but it will be followed by good news. If Zach was able to overcome his fear, not knowing that good news was to follow, then you can definitely overcome your fear, knowing that good news is to follow. If you ask Holy Father, in faith, for a revelation, and your faith is strong enough for you to persist in your prayer until you receive the revelation, then you will receive it. In this case, you are asking him to reveal who the souls under the altar in the Fifth Seal represent.
To receive the revelation, you need to prayerfully examine each word of the Fifth Seal. The souls under the altar are killed for two reasons, and the first is "for the Word of God." Since it is through the Word of God, that all souls come into being, the only thing the first reason tells you is that the souls under the altar have come into being.
The second reason, for which they were killed, is "for the testimony which they held." Notice that the terms "Word of God" and "testimony" appear together in three other places in the Apocalpyse; and in all three of those places, it is written "Word of God" and "testimony of Jesus," not "testimony which they held." This clue tells you that the souls under the altar might not be Christians.
The third item that I bring to your attention is that the souls under the altar cry out to their "Master," which is despotes in the text, rather than to their "Lord," which would have been kyrios. In all of his insprired writings, this is the only time John writes despotes, but he uses kyrios seventy-seven times, mostly in reference to our Lord Jesus. This is another clue which tells you that the souls under the altar might not be Christians.
Next, you find that the souls under the altar are asking when their blood will be avenged, which is natural; but vengeance is the opposite of what Jesus and Stephen asked for when they were martyred, which was for their killers to be forgiven. This is a third clue which tells you that the souls under the altar might not be Christians. It's also odd that the souls under the altar ask for their blood to be avenged on such a broad category of people, namely those who dwell on the earth. It suggests that they don't know who killed them. I will have more on that oddity later.
Before I point out the next item of interest, which is the term "white robes," allow me to skip ahead to the answer to the question that the souls under the altar ask their Master. They ask him, "Until when do you not judge and avenge our blood?" and the answer is, "Until they and their brethren, those about to be killed as they, should have their number fulfilled." Since their number will be fulfilled when the sacrifices have stopped, another way to answer their question, "Until when?" is to say, "Until the sacrifices have stopped." When the sacrifices have stopped, their Master will judge and avenge their blood. By the way, the term "rest" just means that they are to stay where they are until the sacrifices have stopped.
Now, consider the "white robes," which the souls under the altar are given. The only other group of souls who have white robes are the saints before the Lamb in chapter 7 of the Apocalypse. The saints before the Lamb "have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb." Before they washed their robes, they must have made them dirty by committing personal sin. Therefore, they must have been given their spiritual robes by the time they were old enough to commit their first personal sin. Since the souls under the altar were killed before they were given their spiritual robes, they must have been killed before they were old enough to commit their first personal sin.
Since the souls under the altar were too young to give their lives as a holy sacrifice for Jesus Christ, they must be victims of an unholy sacrifice, i.e. older people on earth gave up the lives of the younger people for some reason. The fact that they ask when their blood will be avenged on such a broad category of people, "those who dwell on the earth," suggests that the younger people are not even old enough to know who the older people are. You have just received the revelation for which you asked Holy Father. The souls under the altar represent young victims of unholy sacrifices.
Section V: Why the Revelation is Bad News
The revelation, which you have just received, is bad news. But before I tell you why, I should warn you that I am about to bring up the most divisive topic on earth today. Don't worry though, because I am not going to take sides; and if you stay with me, you will be glad you did, regardless of which side you are on. The division, which I speak of, is often called "pro choice versus pro life." But those are misnomers, because "pro" means "for," and you are not divided over which of two good things you are for. Rather, you are divided over which of two evil things you are against.
One side is against forcing a woman to remain pregnant, and the other is against letting her get an abortion. You are in endless debate over which of the two evils is greater, and each of you tries to stop one evil at the expense of letting the other happen. None of you, except for Zach, has found the narrow way, which goes straight through between the two errors. But if you stay until the end of this letter, you will find it too.
As you have probably guessed by now, the unholy sacrifices of the Fifth Seal are abortions. The victims of abortion are very young, and they are being sacrificed as I will explain. When a male impregnates a female, he incurs a debt of postnatal support; and if she consented to the act which caused the pregnancy, then she incurs a debt of prenatal support. They incur these debts to their offspring; and if they are not married to each other, then they are tempted to give up the life of their offspring to obtain for themselves the forgiveness of their debts to their offspring.
That is a most unholy sacrifice, because it is the antithesis of the Most Holy Sacrifice, the act of giving up one's own life to obtain for others the forgiveness of their debts to Holy Father. Only the Son of Holy Father was qualified to make the Most Holy Sacrifice, and he made it almost two thousand years ago. His Most Holy Sacrifice, coupled with his resurrection three days later, make up the Gospel of Christ, or Evangelium Christi in Latin, the best message of good news ever.
But in this letter, I am giving you some bad news, the fact that unholy sacrifices are happening on earth many times per day. Worse yet, the victims are asking their Master when their blood will be avenged on you and everybody else who dwells on earth; and even worse is the fact that when the sacrifices have stopped, God will avenge their blood. When an angel annnounces that the hour of God's judgment has come, it means that God is about to do three things: stop the sacrifices, judge the unfaithful bride of Christ, and avenge the blood of his servants at her hand. Those servants of his are the souls in the Fifth Seal.
But the same angel, who makes that ominous announcement, is holding a scroll, upon which is written an eternal gospel; and that eternal gospel is to be brought to everybody on earth, not just the unbaptized, but also the baptized. Therefore, it must consist of Evangelium Christi for the unbaptized, and a novus evangelium for the baptized. The bad news, which I have just given you, must presuppose the novus evangelium, which I am about to give you.