End Of Days Quotes

“The One to Bring the End Days. Like I said before, the details are in plenty of mythologies, but when you look in the bible, in Revelations, it’s so clear. Someone rises during the End Days and charms his way to a position of great power.”, FADE by Kailin Gow”
― Kailin Gow, Forgotten

“Apathist is a someone who understands his limitations and the current situation, accepts them, works with what he knows on what he gets, doing his best and being content with that alone irrespective of the ultimate outcome. He will not indulge in exploring other philosophical positions for he will always be anchored by his strong sense of realism unwaveringly committing himself to it. He is not afraid or ashamed of saying that he does not care when the topic delves into theology or supernaturalism for his knowledge roots him to the present moment, as limited as it maybe. This knowledge is however functional. As a consequence, he lives in a state of apathia and ataraxia which are his ultimate goal. To him, what does not affect his present reality need not be dwelled upon.”
― Bana, 99 Days

“God created mankind in His image and likeness, remember? For some reason, you people always forget your divinity.”
― Stefan Emunds, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ - A Short Story

“The soul is imbued with a yearning that is carried, like a torch, from incarnation to incarnation. It burns with a curiosity about life and it’s true identity. Souls live, strive, and evolve, driven to seeking the truth about the world and themselves.”
― Stefan Emunds, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ - A Short Story

“We are used to the thought that we’ll go to Heaven if we avoid sins or have our pastor remove them. To labor ourselves into paradise is a new and somewhat discouraging perspective.”
― Stefan Emunds, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ - A Short Story

“To fight against extinction is obligatory. To invent in the face of extinction is distracting.”
― Michael Poeltl, Exodus

“You can make no distinction between what he is and what he does. And what he does is kill. We of course are another matter. I suspect that we are ill-formed for the path we have chosen. Ill-formed and ill-prepared. We would like to draw a veil over all that blood and terror. That have brought us to this place. It is our faintness of heart that would close our eyes to all of that, but in so doing it makes of it our destiny. Perhaps you would not agree. I dont know. But nothing is crueller than a coward, and the slaughter to come is probably beyond our imagining.”
― Cormac McCarthy, The Counselor: A Screenplay

“There’s a way to live like a god.”
― Stefan Emunds, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ - A Short Story

“We use to think that we’ll go to Heaven if we avoid sins or have our pastor remove them. To labor ourselves into paradise is a new and somewhat discouraging perspective.”
― Stefan Emunds

“The solemn and devotional ceremonies of the Piscean Age and the fear of God will give way to a friendly, intimate relationship with God. At long last, Jesus’ happy teachings will resurface.”
― Stefan Emunds, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ - a Short Essay

“Doomsday sells, but doesn’t ring with truth. Could it be that the Apocalypse is a personal eschatology?”
― Stefan Emunds, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ - a Short Essay

“I wouldn't dare attempt to sanitize the actions of the Devil. Either IT is the most abominable creature set upon us to endure, or IT is not. There's no in-between.”
― A.K. Kuykendall, The Possession

“Hey, I know planet earth is dying. So what do you want me to say?
Grumble? Give me a break! These all mean that we should live our
life to love and to be loved while we still have some time to do that.”
― Toba Beta, My Ancestor Was an Ancient Astronaut

“The first thing fading is your beauty
the least trustworthy is your mind
down here on this earth
nothing's of any worth
in the end
in the end”
― Fabian W. Williges, Far from perfect: songs & poems

“The piscean age was and is about believing. The Aquarian age is about knowing. We have a choice between being foolishly misguided and wisely fed.”
― T.F. Hodge

“Immortality is yours to take. Immortalize your self before the end. Some people will never be remembered for their wickedness nor their envy. God is not Human.”
― Abayomi Kayode Patrick

“... the gods will feast on the smoke of rams and ewes that all these lovely people will offer them, on the Temple Mount three times promised, there where the heads of Palestinian suicide bombers take off for the skies, corks of divine champagne, during the celebration of the end of days, the last fireworks, prefigured by the explosions of war, and it’s no doubt only a question of patience before the universe decides to become infinitesimal again and sucks all these burning memories into nothingness…”
― Mathias Énard, Zone

“Quotes from the Book:

“The main characteristic of the approaches of the Hour is escalating disorder and confusion and that there shall be such turbulence affecting both the world of ideas and that of events that, as other hadiths say, even stable intelligent people will be in danger of losing their bearings.

Only those will be able to find their way that have armed themselves with the knowledge of how to understand these times and guard themselves against their dangers.

When as Muslims we speak of dangers, it must be understood that the gravest of all as far as we are concerned is disbelief, not physical danger. Next to disbelief comes moral confusion leading to corruption of such magnitude as to lead, even in the presence of faith, to punishment in Hell.

This is why the Prophet—may God’s blessings and peace be upon him—warned of this worst kind of danger, saying: ‘Seditions will occur, when a man shall awaken in the morning a believer, becoming a disbeliever by nightfall, save he whom God has given life to by means of knowledge.’
[Ibn Maja, Sunan, Kitab (36) al-Fitan, Bab (9) Mā yakūn min al-fitan, 3954].

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This then is how to approach the subject: first one should familiarize oneself with the details, meditate on them at length, while applying the knowledge to the surrounding phenomena and events, then strive to extract and grasp the patterns, after which one may move on to deduce the principles, which are the all-inclusive cosmic laws involved. Principles, precisely because of their all-inclusive nature, are few, but need effort and time to be adequately comprehended. Having understood these, one is under obligation to transmit this knowledge and discuss it frequently with one’s children, relatives, friends, and as far as possible transmit it to the entire upcoming generation.”
― Mostafa al-Badawi, Twilight of a World: The Signs of the Times at the Approaches of the Hour According to Islam

“...and one day the rain would wash them away entirely, the sounds of the dead city and her memories of them, and then the Matriarch would finally be free of it—the past and its language.”
― Missouri Williams, The Doloriad

“The first thing fading is your beauty
the least trustworthy is your mind
down here on this earth
nothing's of any worth—in the end”
― Fabian W. Williges, Far from perfect: songs & poems

“Mankind’s happy end and people’s happy endings are inevitable.”
― Stefan Emunds, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ - a Short Essay

“Jesus was born at the dawn of the Piscean Age, for which he designed a new religion. Now, our planet’s era is changing again and this time Aquarius will rule.”
― Stefan Emunds, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ - a Short Essay

“Jesus wasn’t the first to resurrect Christ inside.”
― Stefan Emunds, The Second Coming of Jesus Christ - a Short Essay

“The city had an eerie abandoned feeling to it. There were cars on the roads, which created a few random obstacles to avoid, but they were unoccupied. People had given up trying to escape and, for some reason, left their vehicles in a hurry, probably due to infected attackers.”
― Jason Medina, The Manhattanville Incident: An Undead Novel

“Trying not to focus on the furious beating of my pulse as it bounces between my temples, even though the eurythmic beat is the only reason I can be sure I’m still alive. It gives me hope. Hope that somehow I’ve survived the bomb. I’ve survived the blinding white light of what came after and it gives me hope that I’ve found a way to evade death…”
― Ilse V. Rensburg, Time Torn

“As the day ends, always think of this: Everything ends! But don't let it make you unhappy knowing that everything will end! On the contrary, let it encourage you to join the ranks of people who want to create a world where things will never end!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“But one thing he did know. They were sure going to miss these days when the world and their lives in many cases nearly came to an end.”
― Casey Fisher, The Subtle Cause

“Civilizations come and go.
Why?
Because man's greed will always get in the way.”
― Anthony T. Hincks

“The end is what draws light faster.”
― Anthony T. Hincks

“There’s a strange clarity to it. A lucidity she’s never felt before. This is the end of daze.”
― Daniel Ruczko, Purgatory