John the Theologian, Saint | Evangelist
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Saint John the Evangelist, traditionally believed to be the author of the Gospel of John, was a prominent figure in early Christianity. His life, spanning from around AD 6 to 100, marks a significant era in Christian history. A disciple of Jesus Christ, John’s contributions extend beyond the authorship of the Gospel; he is also […]
Abaddon | Biblical Context and Theological Interpretations
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Abaddon, a term of profound theological and symbolic significance, emerges within the Biblical narrative as both a place and an entity. Its etymological roots, traced back to Hebrew, denote “destruction” or “doom,” establishing a formidable presence within scriptural texts. Etymological Analysis The Hebrew origin of Abaddon, אֲבַדּוֹן (‘avadon), is fundamentally linked to notions of […]