What is the end of the world called in the Bible?

Written By Ryan Law

In the Bible, the end of the world is commonly referred to as the 'Day of the Lord' (Malachi 4:5, Joel 1:15), the 'Great Tribulation' (Matthew 24:21-22, Revelation 7:14), and the 'End Times' (Matthew 13:39-43).

However, the term most closely associated with the end of the world is the 'Second Coming of Christ', which is described in several New Testament passages (Revelation 19:11-21, Matthew 24:30, Luke 17:26-27).

This event is characterized by a dramatic and catastrophic conclusion to human history, marked by Jesus' return to earth, the resurrection of the dead, and the final judgment of all people.

Ryan Law

Ryan Law is the creator of Ash Tales and the author of the post-apocalyptic fantasy series The Rainmaker Writings.

Ryan has a 15-year long obsession with the end of the world, and has spent that time researching everything from homesteading to nuclear fallout patterns.

Ryan is a wilderness hiker and has trained with bushcraft and survival experts around the UK.

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