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			[[File:Rome Sistine Chapel 01.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The [[Last Judgement\|Last Judgment]] in the [[Wikipedia:Sistine Chapel\|Sistine Chapel]] ([[Wikipedia:Michelangelo\|MichelangeloBuonarroti]], 1537 - 1541)]]

	'''End time''', also called '''end times''', '''end of time''', '''end of days''', '''last days''', '''final days''', '''doomsday,''' or '''eschaton''' (from {{Greek\|τὰ ἔσχατα}} ''ta és-chata'' "the last things") is the term used in many Abrahamic and non-Abrahamic religions to describe the time when [[world evolution]] reaches its end or fulfilment. In the context of the [[eschatology]] of the [[Christianity\|Christian religions]], this is the time that precedes the second presence or return of [[Christ]]. Following the Second Coming of Christ, according to Christian, biblical promise, the Last Judgement will take place on the Last Day, which is to take place with the [[resurrection]] of the dead (Book of Daniel, Revelation of John). The end times are accompanied by natural disasters (see the [[Seven Plagues of the End Times]]) such as earthquakes, floods, thunder and lightning, boils, drought, pestilences, the 10-state alliance with the [[Antichrist]] as well as injustice, political and social disorder up to the final war, which is described in the Bible as the Battle of [[Armageddon]].		'''End time''', also called '''end times''', '''end of time''', '''end of days''', '''last days''', '''final days''', '''doomsday,''' or '''eschaton''' (from {{Greek\|τὰ ἔσχατα}} ''ta és-chata'' "the last things") is the term used in many Abrahamic and non-Abrahamic religions to describe the time when [[world evolution]] reaches its end or fulfilment. In the context of the [[eschatology]] of the [[Christianity\|Christian religions]], this is the time that precedes the second presence or return of [[Christ]]. Following the Second Coming of Christ, according to Christian, biblical promise, the Last Judgement will take place on the Last Day, which is to take place with the [[resurrection]] of the dead (Book of Daniel, Revelation of John). The end times are accompanied by natural disasters (see the [[Seven Plagues of the End Times]]) such as earthquakes, floods, thunder and lightning, boils, drought, pestilences, the 10-state alliance with the [[Antichrist]] as well as injustice, political and social disorder up to the final war, which is described in the Bible as the Battle of [[Armageddon]].

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'''End time''', also called '''end times''', '''end of time''', '''end of days''', '''last days''', '''final days''', '''doomsday,''' or '''eschaton''' (from {{Greek|τὰ ἔσχατα}} ''ta és-chata'' "the last things") is the term used in many Abrahamic and non-Abrahamic religions to describe the time when [[world evolution]] reaches its end or fulfilment. In the context of the [[eschatology]] of the [[Christianity|Christian religions]], this is the time that precedes the second presence or return of [[Christ]]. Following the Second Coming of Christ, according to Christian, biblical promise, the Last Judgement will take place on the Last Day, which is to take place with the [[resurrection]] of the dead (Book of Daniel, Revelation of John). The end times are accompanied by natural disasters (see the [[Seven Plagues of the End Times]]) such as earthquakes, floods, thunder and lightning, boils, drought, pestilences, the 10-state alliance with the [[Antichrist]] as well as injustice, political and social disorder up to the final war, which is described in the Bible as the Battle of [[Armageddon]].

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Odyssee at 08:36, 5 August 2021

Odyssee: Created page with "'''End time''', also called '''end times''', '''end of time''', '''end of days''', '''last days''', '''final days''', '''doomsday,''' or '''eschaton''' (from {{Greek|τὰ ἔ..."