The Last Judgment
event · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages
day of judgement · day of the Lord · day of visitation · that last and perpetual day of judgment · the coming of the Lord · the day of judgment · the judgement
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De Spectaculis (Latin)
But there remain yet other spectacles—that last and perpetual day of judgment, that day unlooked-for by the nations, that day derided, when so great an antiquity of the world, and so many of its generations, shall be devoured in one fire.
in the texts
Barlaam and Josaphat
The final judgment when the dead are judged for their deeds.
For 'those in the tombs,' says the Lord, 'will hear the voice of the Son of God, and they who have done good will come forth to the resurrection of life, but they who have practised evil to the resurrection of judgement,' when also thrones will be set, and the Ancient of Days and Creator of all will sit in the chief place, and books will be opened, having written in them all our deeds, words, and …
For after that fearful sentence is given, all things will remain unchangeable and unalterable, neither the bright manner of life of the righteous having an end, nor the misery and punishment of sinners receiving any limit;
From there the Master, calling the righteous 'blessed,' brings them into the kingdom that has no end;
De Spectaculis
The Christian eschatological Day of Judgment, described as the ultimate spectacle awaiting believers.
But there remain yet other spectacles—that last and perpetual day of judgment, that day unlooked-for by the nations, that day derided, when so great an antiquity of the world, and so many of its generations, shall be devoured in one fire.