For ten points, name this work that sees 144,000 sealed and Satan defeated, commonly considered the last book of the Bible.
In one section of this work, the narrator sees one who is both a king and a conqueror ride forth on a white horse, while in another section, the narrator envisions a plague of locusts terrorizing the earth for five months. In the beginning of this work, the narrator writes letters to seven cities to warn them of their (*) sins, while the chief antagonist is prophesized to be defeated in battle and cast into the lake of fire, along with all the wicked. For ten points, name this work that sees 144,000 sealed and Satan defeated, commonly considered the last book of the Bible.
In one section of this work, the narrator sees one who is both a king and a conqueror ride forth on a white horse, while in another section, the narrator envisions a plague of locusts terrorizing the earth for five months.
Book of {Revelation} (do NOT accept Revelations)