Apocalypse

### Aliases

Armagedom, Final judgment, End Times, End of the World, Last Judgment, Final battle between good and evil, "Two minutes to midnight", Lord's day, Divine Retribution, End of Days, Final of the Seventh Day

## Event details

### Type

Apocalyptic Event
World War

## Performers

### Heroes

God, Jesus Christ, Michael and heavenly hosts, Woman of the Apocalypse, Soldiers of God

### Villains

Satan, Lucifer, Ayin, Babalon, Antichrist, Trihexa, Divus, Abaddon, Sin, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, Nachash, Demonic hosts

The **Apocalypse**, also known as the **Last Judgment** or **Armageddon**, is the greatest event on earth, an event that will shake the heavenly hosts and the pillars of the Earth.

## Overview

It is not known when it will happen, and opinions about why it will happen vary greatly from one another. However, both atheists and Christians agree on one thing; the world will end.

This is a vision of the apocalypse that outlines distinct events aligned with the unsealing of judgment book's seals. The onset of the apocalypse is foretold to occur upon the liberation of Lucifer from his confinement, followed by the Alpha and Omega's removal of all righteous individuals from the Earth.

## Description

The Apocalypse is a world and spiritual event that will take place both on Planet Earth and in Heaven. On planet Earth it is believed that the third world war will begin, with the people of the earth sending their armies and nuclear warheads to annihilate nations, especially the Antichrist will try to destroy Jerusalem, the city of God.

In Heaven, the Apocalypse will take place with Michael's battle against Satan as a Great Red Dragon and his army of angels/demons, with the battle ending with Satan being expelled from Paradise. The end of the battle is called Armageddon and will take place on Mount Meggido, marking the final battle of Good versus Evil, with Jesus Christ, the Anointed One, destroys Satan's armies and defeats the Devil and imprisons him in the Abyss until the end of the millennium.

## Story

### Preludes

Before the Apocalypse begins, it is believed that the Man in White will snatch away all human beings who keep God's laws in their hearts (whether theists or not). The Holy Spirit will have finished his mission, and will retire back to Paradise. With all Christians and good people gone, the "light of the world" will disappear and without the Holy Spirit, there will be nothing more stopping the demons from finally freeing Lucifer from his cage.

Satan will then release Lucifer from his prison, and will also free the terrible Trihexa and Divus to help him in one last attack against heaven: defeating the Son of God, and pull as many souls as possible to Hell.

At some point, a demon will take advantage of a woman and get her pregnant. The Divus then it will appear to a pope and through lies will convince him to let her use him as a vase. After the child is born, due to the power of the cambion, the mother ends up dying. The False Prophet will then begin to prepare the way for the Profane Child just as John the Baptist did Jesus. After the child grows up, he becomes an important political figure. Thanks to his demon powers, he will perform several miracles and feats to impress everyone around him, becoming known the son of God (Devil). When he gains enough power to become king over the earth, he will be killed by someone unknown, and Trihexa will take control of his body and the doomsday clock will point to midnight.

### The Four Horsemen

The first four seals, when broken, unleash the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. The Red Rider prompts violence and bloodshed among humanity. The Black Rider brings scarcity of food, soaring prices, and famine, often a result of the wars initiated by the second horseman. While basic sustenance becomes scarce, luxuries like wine and oil remain abundant. The White Rider deceives the devout and the faithful. The Pale Rider, the last of his brethren, carries out death as the culmination of their tasks.

Upon breaking the fifth seal, the souls of those martyred for their unwavering faith in the "Word of God" are revealed.

The sixth seal ushers in a great earthquake, darkening the sun like a "sackcloth made of hair," turning the moon a blood-red hue, and causing stars to fall from the sky. The sky itself seems to split open, with mountains and islands shifting from their positions. Finally, when the seventh seal is opened, a solemn silence envelops Heaven for approximately half an hour.

An angel offers incense along with the prayers of the saints at the golden altar before the divine throne. As the smoke and prayers ascend to God, the angel fills the censer with fire from the altar and hurls it to Earth, triggering tumultuous events including thunderous noises, lightning, and a seismic upheaval.

### Ruination of the Earth

When the first angel blows his trumpet, the Trihexa inside his receptacle will release a terrible nuclear bomb to try to destroy the holy city of Jerusalem, so that Luke's 13:35 prophecy is not fulfilled. The nuclear warhead will have a power of thousands or tens of thousands of megatons, its initial explosion will annihilate several villages, towns and cities. However, the city of Jerusalem will not be destroyed as it is being protected by God. After Israelis witness their "messiah" trying to kill them, they will realize he is an imposter and say, "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!".

Due to the enormous power of the nuclear bomb dropped by Antichrist, it will cause a powerful earthquake around the planet, which will result in a powerful movement of the technonic plates, which will make several volcanoes wake up around the world. One of them will be so powerful that it will launch large amounts of "fireballs" across the planet, in particular, one of them will fall into the sea as a "shooting star", poisoning rivers, and over water sources, resulting in the death of thousands of people and animals. These are the second and third trumpet. Because of so many explosions caused around the planet, a large layer of clouds will cover a third of the planet, making the stars in the sky disappear for many people around the earth, this will be the fourth trumpet.

Trihexa, enraged that his plan has failed, will ask Abaddon to send an army of people (possessed by demons) to try to destroy Jerusalem. The soldiers will go in helicopters that look like "iron locusts with a woman's hair and a scorpion's tail that make a noise as loud as an army." This army had battled the peoples of Israel and the surviving cities for five months. This is the fifth trumpet.

At the sound of the sixth trumpet, the order was given to release the four angels who were imprisoned near the Euphrates River, who were patiently waiting for that long-awaited day, to be finally released. The four angels being freed created an army of 200,000 (or millions) of soldiers possessed by demons, armed to the teeth, mounted on horses. The warriors wore huge turbans, which, bending over their horses' manes to fire their firearms, gave the impression that the horses had heads similar to the heads of lions. And then the soldiers went out to battle, killing all the men who had the Mark of the Beast in their hands and foreheads, when the soldiers fired their weapons from the horses, the impression was that fire, smoke and brimstone were coming out of their mouths.

With the sum of the six trumpets, about a third of the planet was devastated, a third of people, plants and animals were killed by them. The fourth to sixth plague were called "woe" because the meaning of the word "woe" in the Bible is linked to lamentation, pain, grief and can also connote condemnation or judgment.

### The War between Heaven and Hell and the Woman of the Apocalypse

Suddenly, a war erupts in Heaven, distinct from the initial rebellion where Lucifer defied God and his fellow angels. This symbolic "War in Heaven" pits God's righteous forces against the Devil's agents. The conflict is set in motion when a woman gives birth to a son destined to "rule the nations with an iron scepter." Lucifer endeavors to thwart this destiny but is unsuccessful.

The woman is described as adorned with the sun, a crown adorned with twelve stars, and the moon beneath her feet. She is pursued by Satan, taking on the form of a Great Red Dragon, with the intent of devouring her unborn child. Despite these threats, the child is born as foretold, and an angel conveys the child to Heaven. However, Satan persists, relentlessly pursuing the child.

A colossal battle unfolds in Heaven, with Michael and his host of angels confronting the Dragon and its cohorts. In this celestial skirmish, the Dragon is vanquished and cast down to Earth, along with all its minions. The Dragon continues its relentless pursuit of the woman and attempts to submerge her by spewing water from its mouth. Yet, the Earth intervenes, swallowing the deluge, and the woman is granted eagle wings, allowing her to soar to safety.

### The Beasts of the Sea and the Earth

At a later point in this time, a beast emerges from the sea and is granted dominion over the earth. The people of the earth are captivated by the extraordinary abilities of this beast and begin to worship both him and Satan. They proclaim, "Who is like the beast? Who can make war against him?" Then, the Trihexa appears to suffer what seems like a mortal wound. Subsequently, another beast known as the Divus steps in and assumes the same authority on behalf of the injured Trihexa. This new beast performs astonishing miracles and compels those without the seal of God on their foreheads to worship both the revived Trihexa and an image of it. It also forces people to bear a mark on their right hand or forehead.

The Trihexa is described as having "ten horns and seven heads," one of which had been wounded but later healed. This Trihexa receives its authority from Satan and takes the lead in governing the world, becoming an object of worship alongside Satan. It is depicted as directing the entire world, except for those whose names are inscribed in the Book of Life, and waging war against the saints.

Following this, the Divus emerges from the earth and wields authority on behalf of the previous beast. It employs its authority to perform impressive and miraculous feats, convincing people to follow the Trihexa. The Divus compels all individuals to receive a mark on their right hand or forehead, a mark that's associated with the name of the beast or the number of his name. This beast is characterized as having the semblance of a lamb but speaking with the power of a dragon.

### Seven Bowls of Judgement

The seven Vial/Bowl judgments resemble the Trumpet judgments but are notably more severe and strike without warning. Three key distinctions set them apart: the Vial judgments result in greater chaos and direct devastation to humanity and nature compared to the partial effects of the Trumpet judgments; the Trumpet judgments offer a possibility of redemption and repentance, whereas the Vial judgments do not, targeting those with the mark of the Beast and those deemed unrepentant, rendering salvation impossible. This makes the Vial judgments a more intense and final phase of divine judgment.

### Second Coming of Christ

In the culmination of events, Babalon makes her appearance, riding a colossal red beast adorned with ten crowns symbolizing the ten envious kings. As the narrative unfolds, Babalon is ultimately consumed by the Beast, granting it absolute power and establishing its unassailable dominion over the Earth and its inhabitants.

Satan, the Trihexa and the Divus gathers all his armies of demons, Lucifer is "updated" and blinded by Ayin joins the army of Satan. The gathered evil forces will go to Mount Meggido where the remains of the surviving humans are waiting for the Man in White to come. Then a great light will illuminate not only the earth but the entire Universe, this light will cause the city of sin, New Babylon, to be pulverized by the heat of that light. The reason for this light was because of the army of God, constituted by millions of angels and saints (the church) and in front of him is the one who is called "Faithful and True", mounted on a white horse. The people at Meggido's feet cried out "Maranatha" which means "Our Lord comes!". Finally, Jesus gets off his horse and with a blow defeats the two Beasts, and they along with the Harlot who killed the saints of God, alongside Sin and Death and the rest of the Knights of the Apocalypse were thrown into the Lake of Fire, never to harm anyone again. Lucifer and Satan, because they needed such power from the Alpha and Omega, bowed to him as it is written in Philippians 2:8-11, and the Lord sent one of his angels to arrest Satan and cast him into the Abyss until the millennium finish, and Lucifer was thrown back into Lucifer's cage. Finally, Jesus with one word defeats all the demons and fallen angels, making them serve as food for the birds of the earth. He and his angels take humans who didn't worship the Trihexa to Heaven.

### Final battle of good against evil

After a thousand years, Satan will manage to escape the Abyss and go to Hell to use his last card to destroy God and the Lamb once and for all. Since his arrest, the Devil has been gathering power, reaching such a high level of power that he would now be able to release the only person who still existed in hell; the infernal mother, Ayin, The Great Beast of Evil.

Ayin's power was so great that even the Lamb couldn't fight her, so for the first time in a long time, God decided to directly interfere with creation. Ayin decided to create a huge amount of new demons to help her in the war, the number of demons was as big as "the number of sand in the sea". The Great Evil Beast then invades Paradise destroying everything, the dimensional layers, the cities of gold, heading towards the Throne of God. The hosts of heaven were fighting against the children of the Anti-God, but they couldn't do anything against Ayin, as they were just bacteria close to her.

As Ayin and Satan arrives in front of the Throne of God, where the Father and the Son are, God and Ayin begin to battle fiercely while Satan tries to have a rematch with Jesus. The Devil had been "blessed" by Ayin and received a "power-up" during the millennium that he was imprisoned, so his power was much greater than in the past, which ended up giving more difficulty to the Son of God, but he managed in a few strokes to defeat Arbiter and throw him into the Lake of Fire with the Trihexa and of the Divus. Then the Messiah snaps his fingers and eliminates all the innumerable demons, leaving only one enemy now for paradise. Despite the enormous power of the Great Evil Beast, God managed to defeat her again and cast her into the Endless Abyss never to harm anyone again. God then purifies the earth by burning it and after the fire goes out, God restores the planet to life again.

## Myths and Legends

The term "apocalypse" is Greek in origin, and means "revelation"; the Book of Revelation is the last in the New Testament.

The Apocalypse in Abrahamic religions and especially in Christianity, is the final event of the universe where the final battle of good against evil will be fought. As in other end of the world myths, the Apocalypse ends with fire consuming everything, with a new beginning happening.

## Trivia

* The greatness of the event lies in the fact that the majority enemies of Heaven will be defeated and not by what will happen to the earth itself, after all, events as big as this one have happened before, like the Great Flood. In fact, Gabriel mentions that the biblical apocalypse for him is just another "Sunday lunch" for him.