Antichrist in Irish
Antichrist in Irish is Ainchríost — Antichrist means in Christian belief, a figure prophesied to oppose Christ and deceive people before the end times.
Antichrist in Irish
Ainchríost
(Christianity, Islam) A false messiah who, under direct control of the Devil, will usher in the abomination in the end times; a false prophet.
What does "Antichrist" mean?
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noun In Christian belief, a figure prophesied to oppose Christ and deceive people before the end times.
"Some medieval preachers claimed to identify the Antichrist in their own political rivals."
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noun Loosely, anyone or anything seen as working directly against Christian teaching.
"He was mockingly called an antichrist for his outspoken criticism of the church."
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Antichrist in a sentence
- Some medieval preachers claimed to identify the Antichrist in their own political rivals.
- He was mockingly called an antichrist for his outspoken criticism of the church.
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What is "Antichrist" in Irish?
"Antichrist" in Irish is Ainchríost. Antichrist means: In Christian belief, a figure prophesied to oppose Christ and deceive people before the end times.
How do you use "Antichrist" in a sentence?
Example: "Some medieval preachers claimed to identify the Antichrist in their own political rivals." In Irish, "Antichrist" is Ainchríost.
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