The Antichrist's Destiny and the End Times

The concept of the Antichrist is deeply rooted in Christian eschatology. Many skeptical about his true nature question whether the Antichrist would recognize the coming end or believe in his imminent victory. This article explores the true nature of the Antichrist and his role in the end times.

Blind to His Fate

It is widely believed that the Antichrist, rather than recognizing his fate, will always maintain a false sense of triumph and assuredness. The Antichrist will be a master of deception and a serial liar. His followers will trust his words without question, attributing them to divine guidance. In fact, it is only when the Antichrist achieves power that his true colors are revealed, and he turns against his own supporters.

The Unholy Triumvirate

The Antichrist, along with the Devil and the False Prophet, form the unholy and ungodly members of the satanic trinity. These figures know they have a limited time to deceive as many people as possible and will act quickly when their time is up. This belief is supported by prophecies in the Book of Revelation:

Revelation 12:12

Revelation 20:10

After suffering a fatal wound, the Antichrist will make a triumphant return to Jerusalem, declaring himself as God. His reign will be brief, with the events leading up to the Battle of Armageddon occurring in just 14 weeks and 6 days. Christ Jesus and the Body of Christ will engage in a final battle, with the Antichrist's end set for the 34th day of his 666-day calendar birthday in the Hebrew month of Av.

Neglected Wisdom

While the Antichrist may be clever, pride and a false sense of invincibility could lead to his downfall. The Satanists view biblical events in a reversed timeline, where the Devil and the Antichrist emerge from the lake of fire to reclaim what they believe is rightfully theirs. From the perspective of the occult, Jesus is seen as an usurper, with the mother of the heavens depicted as the rightful ruler.

Prophecy and Reality

The Book of Revelation also suggests that even after the destruction of the Antichrist's image, his followers might be in confusion, deeming the flames as those of a different entity:

"And merchants of the earth, weeping and mourning, saying, 'Alas! Alas! The great city Babylon, that mighty city! For in one hour your judgment has come!'" (Revelation 18:19)

This passage reflects the confusion that may exist even after the Antichrist's defeat, further emphasizing the complexity of the end times.