Sentence examples for Book of apocalypse from inspiring English sources

In "Against the Day," as in "Gravity's Rainbow" (1973), there are hints, throughout the book, of apocalypse, end-of-the-species images of masses crowding toward their doom.

The numerous representations of Michael in art reflect his character as a warrior: he is shown with a sword, in combat with or triumph over a dragon, from the story in the Book of Revelation (Apocalypse).

The Book of Revelation (the Apocalypse) is the only canonical representative of a large genre of apocalyptic literature that appeared in the early Christian movement.

Apocalypse of Baruch, in full The Book Of The Apocalypse Of Baruch The Son Of Neriah, a pseudepigraphal work (not in any canon of scripture), whose primary theme is whether or not God's relationship with man is just.

The most famous example of the genre is the Book of Revelation, sometimes called the Apocalypse.

In Catholic and Orthodox Holy Bibles, the Book of Revelation is called 'The Apocalypse.'.

The drone airplane and its Hellfire missile are weapons out of the Book of the Apocalypse.

D. H. Lawrence summed up more secular takes on the Book of the Apocalypse, which he called a 'death-product,' "full of flamboyant hate and simple lust...for the end of the world".

That movie ends with the breaking of the Seventh Seal and all the appurtenances of Armageddon and Apocalypse – with the Book of Revelation as handy guidebook to the Last Days.

Once again, Lost in Showbiz must take up its well-thumbed copy of the Book of Revelation, and search through the apocalypse harbingers for the words: "And it shall come to pass that Jeremy Kyle shall imagine himself a serious thinker... " Jeremy, of course, has always taken himself seriously.

Most Christian prognosticators during the Middle Ages were fixated on the Book of Revelation, which points to the Apocalypse.