Biblical Eschatology is the study of the ultimate fate of the world and humanity as depicted in the Bible, focusing on prophetic texts that foresee the end times, the return of Christ, and the final judgment. This theological field explores themes of divine justice, redemption, and the fulfillment of God's promises, providing hope and moral guidance for believers.

Biblical Eschatology

Ultimate fate of the world

Ultimate fate of humanity

Prophetic texts

The 'End times' refers to a period in eschatology, where the world undergoes significant and often cataclysmic changes leading to the ultimate conclusion of history as foretold by religious or philosophical beliefs. It is characterized by prophetic events, moral judgments, and the ultimate fate of humanity, often culminating in a final battle or divine intervention.

End Times

Return of Christ

Final Judgment refers to the ultimate decision rendered by a court that resolves the key issues in a legal case, establishing the rights and obligations of the parties involved. It is the conclusive determination that can be appealed or enforced, marking the end of a legal proceeding.

Final Judgment

Theological field

Divine justice refers to the moral order established by a deity, where justice is meted out according to divine laws and principles rather than human legal systems. It often emphasizes the ultimate fairness and omniscience of a divine being in rewarding or punishing individuals based on their actions and intentions.

Divine Justice

Redemption is the act of being saved from sin, error, or evil, often involving a personal transformation or the regaining of something lost. It is a central theme in many religious, philosophical, and literary contexts, symbolizing hope, forgiveness, and the possibility of change.

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