| | ''Revelation 6:1-8'' describes four horsemen who will ride a white, red, black, and "pale" horse respectively, and are often said to refer to [[pestilence]], [[war]], [[famine]], and [[death]]. They are often referred to as "the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." Ronnie, the Fifth Horseman, however, left before the group became famous and now works as a milkman. He is ''always'' on time. | | ''Revelation 6:1-8'' describes four horsemen who will ride a white, red, black, and "pale" horse respectively, and are often said to refer to [[pestilence]], [[war]], [[famine]], and [[death]]. They are often referred to as "the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." Ronnie, the Fifth Horseman, however, left before the group became famous and now works as a milkman. He is ''always'' on time. |
| − | A popular movie of 1921, "The Four Horseman of the Apocalypse," which starred [[Rudolph Valentino]], and may have popularized this particular phrasing. | + | A popular movie of 1921, "The Four Horseman of the Apocalypse," which starred [[Rudolph Valentino]], may have popularized this particular phrasing. |