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Meanings of apocalypse in English
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apocalipsi The last book of the New Testament; contains visionary descriptions of heaven and of conflicts between good and evil and of the end of the world; attributed to Saint John the Apostle.
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Examples for "apocalypse of john"
Examples for "apocalypse of john"
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But of the treatise no longer extant he writes, that in it 'he (Theophilus) has used testimonies from the Apocalypse of John.'
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It is all foretold in the Apocalypse of St. John.
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These are the Book of Job, the Song of Solomon, and, possibly, the Apocalypse of St. John.
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The Ellogians attributed to the heretic Corinthus the Gospel and the Apocalypse of St. John; this is why they reject them.
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In those 75 years, the capacity to murder on scales unimagined since the Apocalypse of St. John became one defining feature of the century.
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He left behind him a manuscript on the prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse of St. John, and he also wrote various theological papers.
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The world was His Revelation, God revealed; and subsisted only in Him.
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The theology and the style of the Revelation are the same throughout.
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The Knights of the New Revelation, by contrast, were an easy mark.
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It was the first year of the Millennium Revelation, for God's sake.
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Lurching, we made it past the remains of the New Revelation commando.
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The minister said, Its correct title is The Revelation of Saint John the Divine.
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A cult devoted to the Book of Revelation and the end times.
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He also knows that the Book of Revelation is an insane production.
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Our intelligence suggests it's Armageddon, as foretold by the Book of Revelation.
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Hodges thinks, It sounds like something out of the Book of Revelation.
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The Book of Revelation says, the time is at hand.
Usage of apocalypse in English
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Social, economic and humanitarian apocalypse However, this too is advantageous but insufficient.
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He honestly believed some form of apocalypse was right around the corner.
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The apocalypse has begun and you've taken my advice to hide immediately.
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One year on from mayhem in Meaux, it was apocalypse in Angers.
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How many hours had they been waiting for this apocalypse to come?
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Beck had encouraged a new wave of survivalists planning for the apocalypse.
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When people told her about the coming apocalypse, she called them bigots.
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The apocalypse of this catastrophe is genius of the most splendid order.
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A small glimpse of post-apocalypse Ireland in the aftermath of Seanad abolition.
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This more granular approach to the apocalypse favors sharp writing and nuance.
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And the land of the blind can never see the apocalypse coming.
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It's at the heart of our deeply ingrained fears of an apocalypse.
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If a zombie apocalypse ever comes around, you'll know who to blame.
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It was rare, but in the madness of the apocalypse, it happened.
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Now, though, he saw only stark reminders of humanity's capacity for apocalypse.
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Y2K, the millennial apocalypse caused by a computer programming bug, was coming.
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