#apocalipsa

• Alpha and Omega — A metaphorical expression of biblical origin, extracted from the Book of Revelation, combining the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet to symbolize divinity, eternity, Omnipotence, and the totality of existence. In a secular or broader sense, the phrase is used to describe the fundamental principle, the absolute essence, the beginning and the end, or the totality of knowledge and defining elements within a specific field.
• Antichrist — An eschatological impostor mentioned in the New Testament biblical scripts who will fraudulently rise as a false Messiah, openly opposing the teachings of Jesus Christ before the final judgment; a formidable adversary of the divine order. In a secular or literary sense, the term describes an extremely evil, tyrannical, or destructive person who violently contests the principles of humanitarian ethics.
• Antichrist — A biblical character, spiritual force, or apocalyptic malevolent entity who, according to Christian tradition, will appear before the end of the world to oppose Jesus Christ and deceive believers; in a broad sense, a person considered extremely wicked, lawless, or hostile to religious canons. It structurally represents the absolute antithesis of the Christian divinity.
• Apocalypse — A catastrophe of gigantic proportions threatening the total destruction of life, a society, or the entire planet; contextually and literarily, it represents a situation of complete structural collapse of the social order, marked by terror, chaos, scarcity, or massive material destruction caused by wars, pandemics, or natural disasters of great magnitude.
• Apocalypse — An archaic or bookish form denoting an absolute divine revelation or a catastrophic end of the world; a sacred prophetic text uncovering the hidden destinies of humanity and the ultimate triumph of cosmic good. In an extended cultural sense, it represents the manifestation of a total, terminal, and irreversible historical or spiritual crisis.
• Armageddon — The place designated in the biblical Book of Revelation where the kings of the earth will gather for the great final battle of the day of God Almighty; (figurated) a global catastrophe, a devastating war on a planetary scale, or an apocalyptic conflict of cosmic proportions capable of causing total destruction or the end of human civilization.
• Armageddon — A simplified spelling variant, adapted to the current phonetic rules of the Romanian language, for the word 'Armageddon'; it indicates the same theological concept of the final battle of the end times or, broadly, an inevitable catastrophe of colossal proportions threatening a community or the planet.