Wow, good interpretation anon!
My spouse likes to talk about Emanuel Swedenborg and what he saw in the heavenly realm..how people of like mind congregated into communities. I think we will be surprised by who is in heaven and who isn't. God alone knows the heart!
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More on the above story:
"Justify wins the Derbe and Preakness:
A horse named Justify won the 144th Kentucky Derbe on May 5, 2018, ending the so-called “Curse of Apollo.”
https://sports.nbcsports.com/2018/05/05/justify-wins-the-2018-kentucky-derby/
Two weeks later, on May 19, Justify won the Preakness as well.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/horses/triple/preakness/2018/05/19/justify-wins-preakness-heads-belmont-triple-crown-contender/626322002/
Now we will see if he can win the Triple Crown at the Belmont Stakes June 9.
The Curse of Apollo Broken:
As far as horse racing is concerned, the Curse of Apollo refers to a horse who did not start racing as a two-year-old, but rather as a three-year-old. The last three-year-old horse to win the Derbe, who did not start as a two-year-old, was named Apollo (in 1882). The “curse” was finally broken after 136 years when Justify won the Derbe...."
Curses are being lifted and evil will be brought to justice! Interesting symbolism:
https://www.usracing.com/news/kentucky-derby-road-to-the-roses/kentucky-derby-curse-apollo
"As a prophetic sign, Apollo was the sun god to the Greeks. Perhaps it is significant that in both the Derbe and the Preakness, Justify won the races in the rain and mud with no sun in sight. Most of the Greeks, we are told, believed that the name Apollo meant “Destroyer,” relating it to Apollyon, “Destroyer.” Many scholars dispute this, but that is what the general public believed. For this reason, Apollo is related to Apollyon in Revelation 9:11, also known by the Hebrew name Abaddon…"