Acroteleutic

/ˌækroʊtɛˈluːtɪk/ adjective

Definition

Relating to or occurring at the final or terminal point; designating an interpretation of biblical text that focuses on the end times or final meaning.

Etymology

From Greek 'akron' (end/tip) and 'teleutē' (end/death), describing something that emphasizes termination or finality, especially in theological interpretation.

Kelly Says

This theological term describes a way of reading scripture that focuses on prophecy and the end times—it's for readers who think the real meaning of the Bible reveals itself in the final chapters.

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