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The 16 pages that link to Apocalypticism, each with the reason it gives.

• Apocalyptic literatureRelated: This expectation supplies the genre’s vision of history and its ending.

• Book of RevelationRelated: Revelation frames political crises within a struggle between divine and evil powers.

• EschatologyRelated: It turns present crises into signs of an approaching end or renewal.

• Last JudgmentNarrower topic: The Last Judgment is a defining expectation within many apocalyptic visions.

• MillenarianismNarrower topic: Millenarianism often takes its expectation of world change from apocalyptic thought.

• MessianismRelated: Some messianic movements imagine the deliverer arriving amid an apocalyptic upheaval.

• ProphetRelated: Some prophetic messages announce imminent judgment and cosmic transformation.

• Thomas MüntzerRelated: Müntzer read contemporary conflict as part of an approaching divine overthrow of established powers.

• Waco siegeNarrower topic: Koresh’s biblical end-times interpretations informed the community’s expectations of confrontation.

• 2012 phenomenonNarrower topic: The phenomenon adapted recurring apocalyptic expectations to a calendar date.

• Sabbatai ZeviRelated: Followers read contemporary upheavals and predictions as signs that Zevi’s redemption was near.

• Charles MansonRelated: Manson’s predictions of racial conflict gave the group a story that framed violence as inevitable.

• David KoreshRelated: Koresh interpreted biblical prophecy through expectations of an approaching end time.

• Nibiru cataclysmRelated: Nibiru predictions cast an astronomical event as a near-term global apocalypse.

• Order of the Solar TempleRelated: Apocalyptic expectations informed the group’s promise of passage to a higher spiritual plane.

• The Family InternationalRelated: Expectations of the imminent end times informed the movement’s teachings and priorities.