Definition of Parousia in English:

Parousia

noun pəˈruːzɪəpəˈro͞ozēə

Christian Theology

another term for Second Coming
Example sentencesExamples
- She makes a rather large assumption that all of earliest Christianity would have been just as apocalyptic in its outlook as the Apostle Paul, and that it suffered mightily from a delay of the Parousia.
- Whatever the season of the Church Year, we, in fact, live in the time between Pentecost and the Parousia.
- According to the author's thesis, Mark understood these occurrences to be the apocalyptic sign triggering the events of the end-time described in the verses that lead up to the Parousia.
- This side of the Parousia, we remain the best hope for mankind.
- By the way, the perception of a ‘delay’ of the Parousia is also a nineteenth-century German theological category.

Origin

Greek, literally 'being present'.

Definition of Parousia in US English:

Parousia

nounpəˈro͞ozēə

Christian Theology

another term for Second Coming
Example sentencesExamples
- Whatever the season of the Church Year, we, in fact, live in the time between Pentecost and the Parousia.
- According to the author's thesis, Mark understood these occurrences to be the apocalyptic sign triggering the events of the end-time described in the verses that lead up to the Parousia.
- She makes a rather large assumption that all of earliest Christianity would have been just as apocalyptic in its outlook as the Apostle Paul, and that it suffered mightily from a delay of the Parousia.
- By the way, the perception of a ‘delay’ of the Parousia is also a nineteenth-century German theological category.
- This side of the Parousia, we remain the best hope for mankind.

Origin

Greek, literally ‘being present’.

单词	Parousia
释义	Definition of Parousia in English: Parousia noun pəˈruːzɪəpəˈro͞ozēə Christian Theology another term for Second Coming Example sentencesExamples She makes a rather large assumption that all of earliest Christianity would have been just as apocalyptic in its outlook as the Apostle Paul, and that it suffered mightily from a delay of the Parousia. Whatever the season of the Church Year, we, in fact, live in the time between Pentecost and the Parousia. According to the author's thesis, Mark understood these occurrences to be the apocalyptic sign triggering the events of the end-time described in the verses that lead up to the Parousia. This side of the Parousia, we remain the best hope for mankind. By the way, the perception of a ‘delay’ of the Parousia is also a nineteenth-century German theological category. Origin Greek, literally 'being present'. Definition of Parousia in US English: Parousia nounpəˈro͞ozēə Christian Theology another term for Second Coming Example sentencesExamples Whatever the season of the Church Year, we, in fact, live in the time between Pentecost and the Parousia. According to the author's thesis, Mark understood these occurrences to be the apocalyptic sign triggering the events of the end-time described in the verses that lead up to the Parousia. She makes a rather large assumption that all of earliest Christianity would have been just as apocalyptic in its outlook as the Apostle Paul, and that it suffered mightily from a delay of the Parousia. By the way, the perception of a ‘delay’ of the Parousia is also a nineteenth-century German theological category. This side of the Parousia, we remain the best hope for mankind. Origin Greek, literally ‘being present’.
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