These two chapters don't apply to what we're dealing with today, including the coronavirus. Chapter 16 of Revelation begins what is called the seven bowl judgments of God.
One might argue that the coronavirus could be God's judgment on us, but it doesn't apply to these two chapters. If you notice at the beginning of Chapter 16, the first bowl was poured out on those who had the mark of the beast, and those who worshipped his image. Since the antichrist has not yet been revealed, no one today has his mark, and no one today worships his image. Chapters 16 and 17 is a time of God's wrath. The Coronavirus does not come close in comparison to God's wrath that will poured out at a later time.
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One might argue that the coronavirus could be God's judgment on us, but it doesn't apply to these two chapters. If you notice at the beginning of Chapter 16, the first bowl was poured out on those who had the mark of the beast, and those who worshipped his image. Since the antichrist has not yet been revealed, no one today has his mark, and no one today worships his image. Chapters 16 and 17 is a time of God's wrath. The Coronavirus does not come close in comparison to God's wrath that will poured out at a later time.
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