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antichrist

/ˈæn.ti.kraɪst/

Traduction: Nom propre désignant l'adversaire du Christ mentionné dans le Nouveau Testament, qui, selon la prophétie, doit régner sur le monde avant d'être renversé par la seconde venue du Christ.

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noun

/ˈæn.ti.kraɪst/C1formal
  • frNom propre désignant l'adversaire du Christ mentionné dans le Nouveau Testament, qui, selon la prophétie, doit régner sur le monde avant d'être renversé par la seconde venue du Christ.

A proper noun referring to the adversary of Christ mentioned in the New Testament, who is prophesied to rule the world until being overthrown by the Second Coming of Christ.

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. Adversary of ChristC1formal

    In Christian theology, a figure or force that opposes Christ and is expected to appear before the Second Coming, often associated with deception and evil.

    frAntéchrist

    • The Book of Revelation describes the Antichrist as a deceiver.
    • Many theologians have debated the identity of the Antichrist throughout history.
    • The concept of the Antichrist is central to certain eschatological beliefs.

    Synonymesbeast

Formes
  • antichrists plural form
  • antichrists' possessive plural form
  • antichrist's possessive singular form