The phrase 'Day of Judgment' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the belief in some religions that all people will be judged by God at the end of their lives. Example sentence: The Church teaches us that the Day of Judgment will come when the Lord will judge us according to our deeds.
For you arrive to the Day of Judgement, you have to answer before God for your actions.
But the original, time-honoured story is quite different: what happens is that you die, and the next thing you know is that it is the Day of Judgement, and you are setting off for it fully embodied.
He says, "I thought that the day of judgement was come, and that I was not ready for it".
In both religions, the Second Coming of Jesus is associated with the Day of Judgement and the end times.
"I'm here to honour their memory so I won't be with the goats on the day of judgement".
"The first thing God almighty will ask on the day of judgement," he often tells congregants, "is about the taking of innocent life".
Celebrities are known to say things in the heat of the pre-election moment that they will hope their fans (and detractors) will forget all about come the day of democratic judgement, but there was more than a hint of certitude about Akon as, sitting in a London hotel room eight days before America went to the polls, he outlined his plans for life under John McCain.
He sealed his starring role in the Murdoch-hacking saga on Tuesday by engineering a majority vote from fellow committee members to insert the headline of the day: the judgement of MPs that Murdoch was "not fit" to run a large international company.
His last important poetical work, Doomes-day, or, The Great Day of the Lords Judgement (1614), caused King James to choose him to collaborate in translating the Psalms.
A crowd of around 70,000 is expected for the fifth year of Judgement Day, with ticket sales at the start of the week well above last year's record of 52,762 and the interest shown has been the greatest in the regional era.
Still, I'm grateful when my experiment is up and I can finally turn off the TV, my ears ringing after a full 24 hours of Judgement Day hysteria.
