*The book of Revelation depicts a political framework that intertwines with religion, while also making allusions to economic systems. Specifically, there is a contrast between a laissez-faire economy and fascist practices. The mention of a quart of wheat for a day's wage is indicative of the amount of labor necessary to earn a living. Moreover, the text implies that God is motivated to take action against corrupt governments due to their greed.The symbolism of locusts and horses can be viewed as an example of the repercussions of a world that is corrupt and driven by greed. This imagery depicts a type of subjugation marked by both coercion and aggression. The situation in which this occurs is linked to the worship of demons and idols that generate monetary profit. This is accompanied by various transgressions such as homicide, witchcraft resulting from the adoration of demons, taking advantage of the impoverished, engaging in sexual impropriety, and deceit through the manipulation of weighing scales and pricing mechanisms.This serves as an illustration of how God exercises governance from the celestial realm, acknowledging the fact that malicious heathens frequently mask their true intentions behind worldly concerns. Beneath the various afflictions plaguing humanity, one may discover an individual who has devised a stratagem to entrap their fellow human beings, leveraging their wealth to acquire authority and manipulate governments for their own benefit. The angel of the abyss bears ultimate responsibility for the chaos that ensues, as their malevolent agents ascend to positions of power, bringing with them peril and destruction for the human race.The dominant culture of fear and desire for financial gain in society can cause individuals to consider suicide as a way out. This is exemplified by Chinese laborers who have taken their own lives to avoid being exploited and to maximize their profits. Such injustices may be met with divine punishment, as indicated by references to the Hebrew name of an angel associated with the abyss, and the presence of four angels among locusts and horses, suggesting that these events have had enduring consequences throughout history.There is a possibility that there was a connection between the angel and the Hebrews, and it is possible that the angel was set free at the same time as the four angels, or even earlier before being returned to captivity. Ultimately, they will all be cast into the lake of fire, including the Devil. If we interpret the palm branches as a reference to a particular period of embodiment, we must stick to that interpretation.