Definition of eschaton in English:

eschaton

noun ˈɛskətɒnˈeskəˌtän

the eschatonTheology

The final event in the divine plan; the end of the world.
〔神学〕末日之事；世界末日
the gift of eternal life at the eschaton
Example sentencesExamples
- Hence, this destiny in relation to God is the reason for which human beings are created; and yet this very destiny remains in the hands of eschatology, for it is only in the eschaton that God's work of creation will be complete.
- The deferral of judgment, by affirming temporary human judgments while marking them off as partial and sinful, creates a hopeful space before the eschaton's final judgment in which the grace of God may work.
- It is much easier to talk about and create a conversation between science and theology about the beginning of the universe or about creation than it is about the end of the universe or about the eschaton.
- God's promises to Israel, including the covenant, remain valid, and the ultimate relationship between Judaism and Christianity will be resolved only in the eschaton.
- The parable of the wheat and weeds in Matthew 13 cautions against trying to separate believers from unbelievers in these centuries before the eschaton.

Origin

1930s: from Greek eskhaton, neuter of eskhatos 'last'.

Definition of eschaton in US English:

eschaton

nounˈeskəˌtän

the eschatonTheology

The final event in the divine plan; the end of the world.
〔神学〕末日之事；世界末日
the gift of eternal life at the eschaton
Example sentencesExamples
- God's promises to Israel, including the covenant, remain valid, and the ultimate relationship between Judaism and Christianity will be resolved only in the eschaton.
- The deferral of judgment, by affirming temporary human judgments while marking them off as partial and sinful, creates a hopeful space before the eschaton's final judgment in which the grace of God may work.
- Hence, this destiny in relation to God is the reason for which human beings are created; and yet this very destiny remains in the hands of eschatology, for it is only in the eschaton that God's work of creation will be complete.
- It is much easier to talk about and create a conversation between science and theology about the beginning of the universe or about creation than it is about the end of the universe or about the eschaton.
- The parable of the wheat and weeds in Matthew 13 cautions against trying to separate believers from unbelievers in these centuries before the eschaton.

Origin

1930s: from Greek eskhaton, neuter of eskhatos ‘last’.

单词	eschaton
释义	Definition of eschaton in English: eschaton noun ˈɛskətɒnˈeskəˌtän the eschatonTheology The final event in the divine plan; the end of the world. 〔神学〕末日之事；世界末日 the gift of eternal life at the eschaton Example sentencesExamples Hence, this destiny in relation to God is the reason for which human beings are created; and yet this very destiny remains in the hands of eschatology, for it is only in the eschaton that God's work of creation will be complete. The deferral of judgment, by affirming temporary human judgments while marking them off as partial and sinful, creates a hopeful space before the eschaton's final judgment in which the grace of God may work. It is much easier to talk about and create a conversation between science and theology about the beginning of the universe or about creation than it is about the end of the universe or about the eschaton. God's promises to Israel, including the covenant, remain valid, and the ultimate relationship between Judaism and Christianity will be resolved only in the eschaton. The parable of the wheat and weeds in Matthew 13 cautions against trying to separate believers from unbelievers in these centuries before the eschaton. Origin 1930s: from Greek eskhaton, neuter of eskhatos 'last'. Definition of eschaton in US English: eschaton nounˈeskəˌtän the eschatonTheology The final event in the divine plan; the end of the world. 〔神学〕末日之事；世界末日 the gift of eternal life at the eschaton Example sentencesExamples God's promises to Israel, including the covenant, remain valid, and the ultimate relationship between Judaism and Christianity will be resolved only in the eschaton. The deferral of judgment, by affirming temporary human judgments while marking them off as partial and sinful, creates a hopeful space before the eschaton's final judgment in which the grace of God may work. Hence, this destiny in relation to God is the reason for which human beings are created; and yet this very destiny remains in the hands of eschatology, for it is only in the eschaton that God's work of creation will be complete. It is much easier to talk about and create a conversation between science and theology about the beginning of the universe or about creation than it is about the end of the universe or about the eschaton. The parable of the wheat and weeds in Matthew 13 cautions against trying to separate believers from unbelievers in these centuries before the eschaton. Origin 1930s: from Greek eskhaton, neuter of eskhatos ‘last’.
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