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Eschatology
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Prophecy · Judgment
Day of the Lord
The Day of the LORD is a prophetic expression describing decisive divine intervention in history for judgment, deliverance, kingship, and restoration.
Study concept →Death · Sin
Death
Death is the cessation of mortal life and, in biblical theology, one of the central consequences associated with humanity's rebellion against God.
Study concept →Creation · Geography
Earth
Earth can refer to: • the whole terrestrial world • land • soil • a particular territory Context determines the meaning.
Study concept →Prophets · Biblical People
Elijah
Elijah is a major prophet of the northern kingdom of Israel known especially for confronting Baal worship and calling Israel back to covenant faithfulness.
Study concept →Salvation · Resurrection
Eternal Life
Eternal life refers to the life of God's coming age, characterized by fellowship with God, resurrection, and participation in His Kingdom.
Study concept →Judgment · Eschatology
Gehenna
Gehenna is a New Testament term derived from the Valley of Hinnom near Jerusalem.
Study concept →Prophecy · Redemption
Greater Exodus
Greater Exodus is a theological term used to describe prophetic passages that portray Israel's future restoration using imagery drawn from the original Exodus from Egypt.
Study concept →Death · Afterlife
Hades
Hades is a Greek term used in the New Testament for the realm of the dead.
Study concept →Creation · Eschatology
Heaven
Heaven can refer to the sky, the celestial realm, or the dwelling associated with God's throne depending upon context.
Study concept →Afterlife · Judgment
Hell
Hell is an English theological term used in many Bible translations for several different Hebrew and Greek concepts.
Study concept →Judgment · Eschatology
Judgment
Judgment refers to God's evaluation of human actions and His exercise of justice.
Study concept →Kingdom · Messiah
Kingdom of God
The Kingdom of God refers primarily to God's reign, kingship, and sovereign rule rather than merely a geographical location.
Study concept →Judgment · Revelation
Lake of Fire
The Lake of Fire is the final judgment image appearing in Revelation.
Study concept →Geography · Kingdom
Mount Zion
Mount Zion refers to the Jerusalem location associated with Zion and develops into a major symbol of divine kingship, Temple worship, restoration, and eschatological hope.
Study concept →Eschatology · Creation
New Creation
New Creation describes God's ultimate restoration and renewal of creation, as well as the transformed life already inaugurated in those who belong to Messiah.
Study concept →Eschatology · Jerusalem
New Jerusalem
The New Jerusalem is the eschatological city portrayed in Revelation as descending from heaven after the final defeat of death and evil.
Study concept →Jewish Theology · Eschatology
Olam Haba
Olam HaBa, "the age to come," is a Jewish expression referring to the future age of God's completed rule, restoration, resurrection, and judgment.
Study concept →Sabbath · Creation
Rest
Rest is a major biblical concept involving cessation, security, inheritance, divine presence, and completed work.
Study concept →Prophecy · Covenant
Restoration
Restoration is the biblical theme of God reversing judgment, repairing covenant relationship, regathering His people, renewing creation, and establishing righteous order.
Study concept →Salvation · Eschatology
Resurrection
Resurrection is God's act of raising the dead to bodily life.
Study concept →Biblical Books · Prophecy
Revelation
Revelation is the final book of the New Testament, presenting an apocalyptic and prophetic vision centered on the victory of God and the Lamb.
Study concept →Judgment · Revelation
Second Death
The Second Death is Revelation's term for the final death associated with the Lake of Fire after resurrection and judgment.
Study concept →Death · Afterlife
Sheol
Sheol is the Hebrew Bible's principal term for the realm or condition of the dead.
Study concept →Biblical Feasts · Kingdom
Sukkot
Sukkot, the Feast of Booths or Tabernacles, is a seven-day biblical festival followed by an additional sacred assembly.
Study concept →Creation · Eden
Tree of Life
The Tree of Life is the life-giving tree located in Eden and later restored in the final biblical vision of New Jerusalem.
Study concept →Biblical Symbols · Worship
Trumpets
Biblical trumpets include different instruments, especially the shofar and metal trumpets.
Study concept →Biblical Feasts · Eschatology
Yom Teruah
Yom Teruah is the biblical appointed time observed on the first day of the seventh month.
Study concept →Geography · Jerusalem
Zion
Zion originally refers to a specific stronghold in Jerusalem but develops into a major biblical symbol for Jerusalem, God's dwelling, His people, His Kingdom, and future restoration.
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