MLV(i)
7 And the likenesses of the locusts were similar to horses, having been prepared for war, and upon their heads like golden crowns and their faces are like men’s faces.
8 And they had hair like the hair of women and their teeth were like the teeth of lions.
9 And they had breastplates, like iron breastplates, and the sound of their wings was like the sound of chariots, of many horses running to war.
10 And they have tails similar to scorpions and stings, and they have their authority in their tails to hurt the men for five months.
11 They have the messenger of the abyss as king over them. His name in Hebrew is Abbadon but in the Greek language he has the name Apollyon.
12 The first Woe has gone away. Behold, two Woes still are coming after these things.
13 And the sixth messenger sounded and I heard one voice out of the four horns of the golden altar which is in God’s sight, 14 someone saying to the sixth messenger who has the trumpet, Loose the four messengers that have been bound upon the great river Euphrates. 15 And the four messengers were loosed, who have been prepared for the hour and the day, and month and year, in order that they should kill the third of men. 16 And the number of the armies of the horse men was twice tens of thousands of tens of thousands. I heard the number of them. 17 And so I saw the horses in the vision and those who sits upon them, having fiery breastplates of hyacinth and of brimstone and the heads of the horses like the heads of lions; and fire and smoke and brimstone is traveling out of their mouths. 18 From these three wounds, the third of men was killed from the fire and the smoke and the brimstone, which traveled out of their mouths. 19 For the authority of the horses is in their mouth and in their tails; for their tails are similar of serpents and they have heads, and they hurt men with them.
12 The first Woe has gone away. Behold, two Woes still are coming after these things.
13 And the sixth messenger sounded and I heard one voice out of the four horns of the golden altar which is in God’s sight, 14 someone saying to the sixth messenger who has the trumpet, Loose the four messengers that have been bound upon the great river Euphrates. 15 And the four messengers were loosed, who have been prepared for the hour and the day, and month and year, in order that they should kill the third of men. 16 And the number of the armies of the horse men was twice tens of thousands of tens of thousands. I heard the number of them. 17 And so I saw the horses in the vision and those who sits upon them, having fiery breastplates of hyacinth and of brimstone and the heads of the horses like the heads of lions; and fire and smoke and brimstone is traveling out of their mouths. 18 From these three wounds, the third of men was killed from the fire and the smoke and the brimstone, which traveled out of their mouths. 19 For the authority of the horses is in their mouth and in their tails; for their tails are similar of serpents and they have heads, and they hurt men with them.