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“Battle is over, raise we the cry of victory”. Study of Revelation 19:11-21

Using some of the tools of narrative criticism, this article studies the final battle and victory which is achieved by God’s envoy. By unpacking the network of relationship in the text the envoy is identified with the Christ of God, who has been present in the book from the beginning. The article shows how the Rider on the white horse summarises what the book of Revelation has said