Under the sixth seal of Revelation, a series of catastrophic celestial and terrestrial events unfold, striking terror into the hearts of humanity. The sun darkens, becoming black as sackcloth of hair, severely limiting visibility even during daylight hours. The moon turns like blood, a chilling omen of calamity and death, often linked to natural phenomena such as dust in the atmosphere from volcanic eruptions or earthquakes. The stars appear to fall, resembling late figs blown down by a violent winter wind, suggesting a meteor shower of immense proportions with larger-than-normal meteorites intensifying the effect. The sky itself recedes, likened to a scroll rolling up, with turbulent clouds perhaps creating the illusion of the heavens splitting apart. Mountains and islands move due to a great convulsion of the earth, causing massive land transformations and unprecedented destruction, terrifying earth's inhabitants as nothing remains stable under their feet. These cosmic signs from God provoke sheer terror, driving people of every origin, status, and creed—from kings to slaves—to flee into caves under the mountains, vainly attempting to hide from the wrath of God the Father and the Lamb, Jesus Christ. They cry out to the mountains and rocks to fall on them and conceal them from the sight of Him who sits on the throne and from the Lamb's anger. This desperate plea reflects their recognition of these cataclysmic events as divine wrath, a succession of disturbances that can only be acts of God. The phrase "face of Him" implies being under the judgment of an angry God, fitting the context of their fear. The wrath of the Lamb, though seemingly incongruous, reveals the complex nature of Jesus Christ, who is both the sacrificial Redeemer and the Exalted Lord and Judge of all. The sixth seal culminates in the stark declaration that the great day of Their wrath has come, posing the rhetorical question, "Who is able to stand?" This announces in unmistakable fashion that the great day of the Lord is near, hastening quickly, leaving humanity to ponder who will survive God's judgment.