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Meanings of last judgement in English
Portuguese
dia do juízo final Catalan
dia del judici final 
(New Testament) day at the end of time following Armageddon when God will decree the fates of all individual humans according to the good and evil of their earthly lives.
See moreUsage of last judgement in English
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Christian millenarianism is the belief in the institution of a thousand-year reign of earthly happiness preceding the last judgement.
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Now I'd have to sign on until the last judgement, jumping through all the hoops, before I'd be be eligible for any kind of payment.
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Among them is The Last Judgement window in St Patrick's Church, Newport.
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It also houses the extraordinarily beautiful Rogier van der Weyden Last Judgement altarpiece.
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Above the tower arch is a painting of the Last Judgement, discovered in 1831.
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To begin, there is the famous description of the Last Judgement (Matt.
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A picture of the Last Judgement is characteristic of the religious notions of those early times.
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Galloping horses parted the ranks, calling to mind the day of wailing at the Last Judgement.
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One richly-decorated page represents the Last Judgement.
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And there was the inexorable law of the flesh, the Last Judgement, the fall of the immortal flesh into Hell.
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Instead, it reflects on various themes: God's presence in the natural world, the lives of the prophets or the Last Judgement.
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And, as we shall see in a later chapter, the Last Judgement itself turns on whether a man has kindly instincts or not.
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If the Last Judgement occurred under his very nose, and he had had a cosy meal in front of him, he would have noticed nothing.
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006:002 or of teaching about ceremonial washings, the laying on of hands, the resurrection of the dead, and the last judgement.