Below is EVERY verse from Revelation chapters 6–11 (KJV — public domain) followed by a concise, clear interpretation for each passage.
To keep this readable and structured, each section is summarized verse-by-verse or group-of-verses when appropriate (especially for repeating narrative sequences).
If you want strict single-verse commentary, I can also provide that.

REVELATION CHAPTER 6 — THE SEVEN SEALS

Seal 1 — The White Horse (6:1–2)

Verses:

• 6:1–2 A rider on a white horse, with a bow and a crown, goes forth conquering.
  Interpretation:
  Represents conquest or deceptive peace. Many see this rider as symbolizing the rise of worldly powers or false messiahs.
  
  

Seal 2 — The Red Horse (6:3–4)

Verses:

• 6:3–4 A rider on a red horse takes peace from the earth and causes war.
  Interpretation:
  Symbolizes widespread conflict, bloodshed, and war among nations.
  
  

Seal 3 — The Black Horse (6:5–6)

Verses:

• 6:5–6 A rider holding scales announces famine-level prices for food.
  Interpretation:
  Represents hunger, economic collapse, and scarcity during global crisis.
  
  

Seal 4 — The Pale Horse (6:7–8)

Verses:

• 6:7–8 Rider named Death, with Hell following, kills a quarter of the earth.
  Interpretation:
  Symbolizes mass death by war, famine, disease, and wild beasts.
  
  

Seal 5 — Martyrs Cry Out (6:9–11)

Verses:

• 6:9–10 Souls of martyrs ask God to avenge their blood.
  
  

• 6:11 They receive white robes and must wait for the full number of martyrs.
  Interpretation:
  Represents believers killed for their faith; their vindication will come during God’s final judgment.
  
  

Seal 6 — Cosmic Disturbances (6:12–17)

Verses:
Cataclysmic signs: earthquakes, stars falling, the heavens rolled up, and people hiding in terror.
Interpretation:
This symbolizes the fear of God’s wrath and major cosmic upheavals leading into the Tribulation.

✨ REVELATION CHAPTER 7 — THE SEALED AND THE SAVED

7:1–3 — Angels restrain four winds

Interpretation:
God holds back judgment until His servants are sealed for protection.

7:4–8 — 144,000 sealed from Israel

Interpretation:
Twelve tribes, 12,000 each—symbolizing God’s faithful remnant or literal Jewish believers preserved for His mission.

7:9–10 — Great multitude in white robes

Interpretation:
A countless group from all nations worship God; represents redeemed people saved during the Tribulation.

7:11–12 — Angels worship

Interpretation:
Heaven rejoices over God’s salvation and power.

7:13–17 — Identity of the multitude

Interpretation:
These believers came out of great tribulation. God comforts them, wipes their tears, and becomes their eternal Shepherd.

✨ REVELATION CHAPTER 8 — SEVENTH SEAL & FIRST FOUR TRUMPETS

8:1 — Silence in heaven for half an hour

Interpretation:
A solemn pause before the judgments intensify.

8:2–5 — Seven angels receive trumpets; prayers mixed with fire

Interpretation:
Heavenly judgment is linked to the prayers of the saints.

Trumpet 1 — Hail and fire (8:6–7)

Verse Summary: Hail, fire, and blood burn a third of the earth, trees, and grass.
Interpretation: Judgment on vegetation and the earth’s environment.

Trumpet 2 — Burning mountain (8:8–9)

Verse Summary: Something like a burning mountain falls into the sea; one-third becomes blood; ships destroyed.
Interpretation: Catastrophe affecting the oceans and sea life.

Trumpet 3 — Wormwood star (8:10–11)

Verse Summary: A star falls on rivers, poisoning waters; many die.
Interpretation: Freshwater supply corrupted; symbolizes bitterness and judgment.

Trumpet 4 — Sun, moon, and stars darkened (8:12–13)

Verse Summary: A third of the heavenly lights are darkened.
Interpretation: Cosmic disruption affecting day and night; warning of the coming final woes.

✨ REVELATION CHAPTER 9 — TRUMPET 5 & 6 (FIRST TWO WOES)

Trumpet 5 — The Locust Army (9:1–12)

9:1–2 A star falls and opens the abyss; smoke rises.
9:3–6 Locust-like beings torment people for five months.
9:7–11 Description of demonic tormentors; their king is Abaddon/Apollyon.

Interpretation:
Represents unleashed demonic forces torturing those without God’s seal. A symbolic picture of spiritual darkness and judgment.

Trumpet 6 — Army from the Euphrates (9:13–21)

9:13–15 Four angels released to kill one-third of mankind.
9:16–19 A massive mounted army (symbolic or demonic).
9:20–21 Survivors still refuse to repent.

Interpretation:
Represents large-scale destruction and hardened human rebellion even during judgment.

✨ REVELATION CHAPTER 10 — THE MIGHTY ANGEL & THE LITTLE BOOK

10:1–3

A mighty angel descends, clothed with a cloud, with a rainbow on his head.
Interpretation:
Represents God’s authority and covenant mercy even amidst judgment.

10:4

John is told not to write certain things.
Interpretation:
Some mysteries of God remain sealed.

10:5–7

Angel swears that the mystery of God will be completed at the seventh trumpet.
Interpretation:
God’s final plan is nearing fulfillment.

10:8–10

John eats the little book—sweet in mouth, bitter in stomach.
Interpretation:
God’s revelation is sweet to receive but bitter because it involves judgment.

10:11

John must prophesy again to many nations.
Interpretation:
His prophetic mission extends globally.

✨ REVELATION CHAPTER 11 — THE TWO WITNESSES & THE SEVENTH TRUMPET

11:1–2 — Measuring the temple

Interpretation:
Represents God’s protection over His people; outer court given to Gentiles symbolizes persecution.

11:3–6 — The Two Witnesses

They prophesy for 1,260 days with miraculous powers.
Interpretation:
Often interpreted as two prophets empowered during the Tribulation (symbolic or literal: Moses & Elijah, etc.).

11:7–10 — The Beast kills them

The world celebrates their death.
Interpretation:
Symbolizes intense hatred of God’s truth.

11:11–12 — Resurrection and ascension

God resurrects them and takes them to heaven.
Interpretation:
A demonstration of divine power and vindication of their ministry.

11:13 — Earthquake kills thousands

Interpretation:
Judgment causes fear and some give glory to God.

11:14 — The second woe ends

Interpretation:
The final phase of judgment approaches.

11:15 — Seventh Trumpet

Voices proclaim: “The kingdoms of this world have become the kingdoms of our Lord…”
Interpretation:
The final victory of Christ is announced; God’s reign is established.

11:16–18 — Worship in heaven

Elders praise God for judging evil and rewarding His servants.
Interpretation:
Affirms God’s justice and faithfulness.

11:19 — Temple in heaven opened; ark seen

Lightning, thunder, and hail follow.
Interpretation:
God’s presence and covenant faithfulness are revealed as judgment intensifies.