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Antichrist

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Antichrist , in Christian belief, a person who will represent on earth the powers of evil by opposing the Christ, glorifying himself, and causing many to leave the faith. He will be destroyed by Jesus at the time of the Second Coming. 1 John 2.18-22; 4.3; 2 John 7; and Rev. 13. Similar ideas are expressed in Judaism (e.g., Ezek. 38.1-39.29) and in Zoroastrianism. Christians have often identified enemies of their faith with the Antichrist; e.g., with early Christians it was Nero, with some Protestants the pope. Author not available, ANTICHRIST. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth... Read more
Antichrist
Antichrist T he Antichrist, as the word implies, is one who opposes Christ or who falsely presents...with the apocalyptic New Testament book of Revelation, the word "Antichrist" is nowhere to be found within its text. In 1 John 2:18, the epistle... Read more
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Antichrist. The prince of Christ's enemies. In the NT he is referred to by name only in...the ‘man of sin’ in 2 Thess. 2: 3–10. Some have connected Antichrist not with a person but with an evil principle; others have seen in Antichrist a reference to some historical person (e.g. Nero ). Read more

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