Definition of chiliast in English:

chiliast

noun ˈkɪlɪastˈkilēˌast

another term for millenarian
Example sentencesExamples
- Secular chiliasts are people who compress all of history into the moment that they are living, and strive to determine today, now, all things forever.
- Many chiliasts believed that in the millennium all manner of physical craving would be satiated, that men would find all women beautiful, and willing to partake in carnal delights.
- In the end, this is the argument that Origen made to his Jewish critics (and to Christian chiliasts): their view of what it means for the prophecies to be fulfilled is too restricted.
- Even the American and European chiliasts had been influenced by Machindo.
- When not live coding, Click lives with a trowel and four chiliasts in Dorset, Essex.
- They are closer to the chiliasts in that they believe that Revelation 20 refers to a literal 1000 years, but they are not the violent revolutionaries as the ones before.
- Weber has read one great slate of unhappiness, history as written by sects and prophets, millenarians, chiliasts, and televangelists.
- Another general term for such millennialists is chiliasts.
- The early Montanists, it turns out, were not chiliasts and were never criticized for being so.
- Initially Luther was well received among the chiliasts, who saw him as the harbinger of a new era and defender of the ‘new age,’ the age of the Spirit and of peace.

Derivatives

chiliasm

noun ˈkɪlɪazəmˈkɪliˌæzəm

This teaching is known as chiliasm, from the Greek chiliasmos, meaning ‘a thousand years.’
Example sentencesExamples
- As Abdel Aziz Sachedina has noted in his Islamic Messianism, the Antichrist motif is also present in Shi'ite chiliasm.
- At the end of the time when the cycle of chiliasms shall be exhausted, the complete paradise will come.
- In the early church, premillennialism was called chiliasm, from the Greek term meaning 1,000 used six times in Revelation 20: 2-7.
- When Christianity became the dominant force in religion in the West and the official religion of the Roman Empire, opposition to chiliasm became emphatic.

Origin

Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek khiliastēs, from khilias 'a thousand years', from khilioi 'thousand'.

Definition of chiliast in US English:

chiliast

nounˈkilēˌast

another term for millenarian
Example sentencesExamples
- Initially Luther was well received among the chiliasts, who saw him as the harbinger of a new era and defender of the ‘new age,’ the age of the Spirit and of peace.
- Many chiliasts believed that in the millennium all manner of physical craving would be satiated, that men would find all women beautiful, and willing to partake in carnal delights.
- The early Montanists, it turns out, were not chiliasts and were never criticized for being so.
- They are closer to the chiliasts in that they believe that Revelation 20 refers to a literal 1000 years, but they are not the violent revolutionaries as the ones before.
- Secular chiliasts are people who compress all of history into the moment that they are living, and strive to determine today, now, all things forever.
- Another general term for such millennialists is chiliasts.
- In the end, this is the argument that Origen made to his Jewish critics (and to Christian chiliasts): their view of what it means for the prophecies to be fulfilled is too restricted.
- When not live coding, Click lives with a trowel and four chiliasts in Dorset, Essex.
- Even the American and European chiliasts had been influenced by Machindo.
- Weber has read one great slate of unhappiness, history as written by sects and prophets, millenarians, chiliasts, and televangelists.

Origin

Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek khiliastēs, from khilias ‘a thousand years’, from khilioi ‘thousand’.

单词	chiliast
释义	Definition of chiliast in English: chiliast noun ˈkɪlɪastˈkilēˌast another term for millenarian Example sentencesExamples Secular chiliasts are people who compress all of history into the moment that they are living, and strive to determine today, now, all things forever. Many chiliasts believed that in the millennium all manner of physical craving would be satiated, that men would find all women beautiful, and willing to partake in carnal delights. In the end, this is the argument that Origen made to his Jewish critics (and to Christian chiliasts): their view of what it means for the prophecies to be fulfilled is too restricted. Even the American and European chiliasts had been influenced by Machindo. When not live coding, Click lives with a trowel and four chiliasts in Dorset, Essex. They are closer to the chiliasts in that they believe that Revelation 20 refers to a literal 1000 years, but they are not the violent revolutionaries as the ones before. Weber has read one great slate of unhappiness, history as written by sects and prophets, millenarians, chiliasts, and televangelists. Another general term for such millennialists is chiliasts. The early Montanists, it turns out, were not chiliasts and were never criticized for being so. Initially Luther was well received among the chiliasts, who saw him as the harbinger of a new era and defender of the ‘new age,’ the age of the Spirit and of peace. Derivatives chiliasm noun ˈkɪlɪazəmˈkɪliˌæzəm This teaching is known as chiliasm, from the Greek chiliasmos, meaning ‘a thousand years.’ Example sentencesExamples As Abdel Aziz Sachedina has noted in his Islamic Messianism, the Antichrist motif is also present in Shi'ite chiliasm. At the end of the time when the cycle of chiliasms shall be exhausted, the complete paradise will come. In the early church, premillennialism was called chiliasm, from the Greek term meaning 1,000 used six times in Revelation 20: 2-7. When Christianity became the dominant force in religion in the West and the official religion of the Roman Empire, opposition to chiliasm became emphatic. Origin Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek khiliastēs, from khilias 'a thousand years', from khilioi 'thousand'. Definition of chiliast in US English: chiliast nounˈkilēˌast another term for millenarian Example sentencesExamples Initially Luther was well received among the chiliasts, who saw him as the harbinger of a new era and defender of the ‘new age,’ the age of the Spirit and of peace. Many chiliasts believed that in the millennium all manner of physical craving would be satiated, that men would find all women beautiful, and willing to partake in carnal delights. The early Montanists, it turns out, were not chiliasts and were never criticized for being so. They are closer to the chiliasts in that they believe that Revelation 20 refers to a literal 1000 years, but they are not the violent revolutionaries as the ones before. Secular chiliasts are people who compress all of history into the moment that they are living, and strive to determine today, now, all things forever. Another general term for such millennialists is chiliasts. In the end, this is the argument that Origen made to his Jewish critics (and to Christian chiliasts): their view of what it means for the prophecies to be fulfilled is too restricted. When not live coding, Click lives with a trowel and four chiliasts in Dorset, Essex. Even the American and European chiliasts had been influenced by Machindo. Weber has read one great slate of unhappiness, history as written by sects and prophets, millenarians, chiliasts, and televangelists. Origin Late 16th century: via late Latin from Greek khiliastēs, from khilias ‘a thousand years’, from khilioi ‘thousand’.
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