The Four Horsemen "Jodhi has a dream about the rider on a white horse that he saw in his previous dream. He looks closer to the rider's face and he looks like he is from the Middle East. He sees a dragon and a beast coming out of the Sea. He sees the United Nations building in New York. He also sees a beast coming out of the Earth. He sees the Vatican and the Pope. It supports the first Beast of the sea." As the origin story to the epic, The Greatest Departure, the Four Horseman tells the story of an ordinary man with an extraordinary calling on his life. A calling that will take him on a magnificent journey through the world, filled with dreams and prophecies, but also hardship, near-death experiences, disappointment and incredible battles. Through this all, he meets his soulmate and together they journey from everyday America, through trials and tribulations and eventually face-to-face with each of the Four Horseman prophesied in the Bible's Book of Revelation. Dreams form a large part of the fabric of The Four Horsemen and one of the main methods through which Jodhi & Helen's journey is mapped-out for them - dreams of incredible magnitude, and precise detail, but also of reassurance,