Antichrist
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- noun
- /ˈæn.tiˌkraɪst/
- The Book of Revelation speaks of the Antichrist as the beast with many eyes.
- papal Antichrist
- pope as the Antichrist
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Watch on YouTubeHe's like, he's like the Antichrist from the movie Omen.
- He's like, he's like the Antichrist from the movie Omen.
- We'll assist you to bring the Antichrist.
- What if I told you the Saint Isidor said that the name of the Antichrist is Almond?
- OK, is Bill Gates the Antichrist?
- And for the Antichrist, the rule people have to be willing subjects by and large.
- And in addition to this, he, he also said that there would be popes who would be the Antichrist.
- And then all these people started saying he's behind the virus population control and so many people seem to think he's the Antichrist.
- And that element has grown larger with time, as the Russian media now presents Zelensky routinely as the devil or as the Antichrist.
- One group saviors, the other groups Antichrist, right?
- They would call me the Antichrist, which just like, what again, is this true?
Examples
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If the sacrifices are to begin again under the Antichrist, then the law must be in force.
Blog text (6) -
Just as Solomon was of the House of David, so Antichrist shall be of the House of Israel.
Blog text (6) -
"You have been told the antichrist is coming...
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It's the Antichrist, I tell you.
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And some people expect a sort of Antichrist, who comes along pretending to be all nice, and making everyone believe in him.
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You did not accept the mark of the Antichrist, nor will you worship him.
Fiction book (2002) -
However, what we are leaving behind is a world preparing for the Antichrist to take over.
Blog text (1) -
We know from the 'Revelation' that the Antichrist had received 'a deadly wound' and that it was healed.
Blog text (6) -
In the year A.D. 1000, feelings of terror swept across Europe in anticipation of the Antichrist.
Academic text (2000) -
Many believe that the Antichrist will deceive millions before his ultimate defeat.
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Etymology
Antichrist comes from the Greek parts anti-, as in antibiotic or antivirus, meaning 'against' or 'instead of', and Christos meaning 'anointed', the title Christians use for Jesus. So an Antichrist is someone who is 'against' Christ or who pretends to be him, which is why the word names the great enemy of Christ in stories about the end of the world.