apocalyptically

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vahiy ifade ederek
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vahiy şeklinde, vahiy ifade ederek
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English - English
in a manner portending future disaster, devastation and doom
in an apocalyptic manner
By revelation; in an apocalyptic manner

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apocalyptic
Revelatory or prophetic
Apocalyptic
the style of writing filled with visions, portents and signs claiming to reveal divine mysteries, especially the end of the world (Cf Daniel, Revelation and Mk 13 )
Apocalyptic
of or relating to an apocalypse
Apocalyptic
a type of literature in which hidden knowledge or visions are described From "apo" away, and "kalupto" I veil See the web Page on Apocalyptic Literature
Apocalyptic
Ideas and teachings pertaining to the revelation (apocalypse) of the last days and the end of the world
Apocalyptic
The thematic term corresponding to "myth" in fictional literature: metaphor as pure and potentially total identification, without regard to plausibility or ordinary experience
Apocalyptic
prophetic of devastation or ultimate doom
Apocalyptic
Referring to the belief that the end of the world as we know it is approaching, usually through a sudden, catataclysmic transformation Comes from the Greek word apokalypsis meaning "the lifting of a veil," or a revelation Also the name given to a specific genre of prophetic literature, of which the book of Revelation is best known Western apocalyptic traditions tend to be dualistic, in that they view this end as the final outcome of an ongoing battle between good and evil forces, usually represented by God and Satan
Apocalyptic
Greek for "revelation," a genre of literature common in social crises or circumstances of persecution, characterized by: 1) a method whereby a prophecy or event from the past associated with a wise figure or religious intermediary (story) is applied to the present day (discourse) to render the meaning of the present chaos clear; 2) mythic features such as a view of God as lord of history, a view of time divided into two ages (the present evil age and the future age of God's reign, a view of ethics that is sharply dualistic, a view of the cosmos which is also binary, envisioning a heavenly plane and an earthly plane with parallel histories, and an esoteric language of visions and symbols that communicate meaning; and 3) and a sense of urgency about time that senses an imminent end of time Biblical apocalyptic flourished from 200 BCE to 200 CE
Apocalyptic
Type of biblical and other literature in which a revelation is given through highly symbolic visions The premier biblical examples are found in the books of Revelation and Daniel From the Greek meaning "uncovering" or "revelation "
Apocalyptic
A type of writing or religious outlook in general which focusses on the last things and the end of the world, often taking the form of visions with complex symbolism The book of Daniel (Old Testament) and Revelation (New Testament) are examples of this type of writing
Apocalyptic
Literature of a revelatory nature, generally involving such elements as dreams, visions, angels, and focusing on the destruction of the cosmic forces of evil and the restoration of the People of God (Israel or the New Israel) This literature is highly symbolic, and mainly comes from the period of 250 BCE to 200 CE First developed within Judaism, the form was also used in Christian writings Examples include Daniel, Revelation, 2 Esdras
apocalyptic
John; containing, or of the nature of, a prophetic revelation
apocalyptic
The writer of the Apocalypse
apocalyptic
Apocalyptic means relating to or involving predictions about future disasters and the destruction of the world. a gloomy and apocalyptic vision of a world hastening towards ruin
apocalyptic
portending future disaster, devastation and doom
apocalyptic
of, or relating to an apocalypse
apocalyptic
{s} pertaining to the end of the world
apocalyptic
Apocalyptic means relating to the total destruction of something, especially of the world. the reformer's apocalyptic warnings that the nation was running out of natural resources
apocalyptic
Of or pertaining to a revelation, or, specifically, to the Revelation of St
apocalyptic
prophetic of devastation or ultimate doom of or relating to an apocalypse
apocalyptically
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