The word 'apocalypse' is defined as:
noun
1 - revelation
2 - any of a class of Jewish or Christian writings that appeared from about 200 b.c. to a.d. 350 and were assumed to make revelations of the ultimate divine purpose.
3 - a prophetic revelation, especially concerning a cataclysm in which the forces of good permanently triumph over the forces of evil.
4 - any revelation or prophecy.
5 - any universal or widespread destruction or disaster:
6 - the apocalypse of nuclear war.
Origin of apocalypse:
Middle English < Late Latin apocalypsis < Greek apokálypsis revelation, equivalent to apokalýp(tein) to uncover, reveal (apo- apo- + kalýptein to cover, conceal) + -sis -sis
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'Apocalypse' can literally mean 'uncovering'... the disclosure of something, and is actually the Greek word for 'revelation' (the Greek word for the book of Revelation).
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Apocalyptic events are an ongoing trend in worldly matters these days and the term has become a favourite headline among journalists, often used to describe the impending Armageddon, and the multitude of recent disasters. But, given the years of prophetic events and an ongoing uncovering of information and knowledge, building up to the veil being fully lifted and transition to the New Kingdom... the 'Apocalypse' in a sense has multiple meaning in the current end-times, and has actually been in abundance for quite some time now, with disclosure happening all the time in the ICoLR.
We are presently living through the prophesied end-times. You can get related information here:
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