Antichristin a sentence
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Folks would discuss whether the Antichrist was already alive and, if so, which world leader it might be.† (source)
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ANTIMATTER IS THE ANTICHRIST!† (source)
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"Wrap him up the way he likes it," Mr. Wiggin instructed his wife; but there was menace in his tone, as if the rector were weighing the possibilities of Owen Meany being the Christ or the Antichrist.† (source)
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The .38 was in case he met Antichrist on the job.† (source)
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Rife is the Antichrist.† (source)
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For Dad, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the Antichrist, Harry Truman the vice-Antichrist, and UMWA chief John L. Lewis was Lucifer himself.† (source)
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In the years since the Jack in the Box outbreak, David Theno has emerged as a fast food maverick, applauded by consumer groups and considered "the Antichrist," he says, by many in the meatpacking industry.† (source)
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2:18 Little children, it is the last time: and as ye have heard that antichrist shall come, even now are there many antichrists; whereby we know that it is the last time.† (source)
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This time he glares at me like I've just suggested he date the Antichrist.† (source)
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False Christs, are such as pretend to be the Christ, but are not, and are called properly Antichrists, in such sense, as when there happeneth a Schisme in the Church by the election of two Popes, the one calleth the other Antipapa, or the false Pope.† (source)
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How could poor backward Poland (Sophie often heard him say), losing its identity with clockwork regularity to oppressor after oppressor—especially the barbarous Russians, who were now also in the grip of the Communist antichrist—find salvation and cultural grace except through the intercession of Germany, which had so magnificently fused a historic tradition of mythic radiance and the supertechnology of the twentieth century, creating a prophetic synthesis for lesser nations to turn to?† (source)
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But of these many Antichrists, there is one speciall one, O Antichristos, The Antichrist, or Antichrist definitely, as one certaine person; not indefinitely An Antichrist.† (source)
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Or Antichrist!† (source)
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I can honestly say that during the eleven months these examinations lasted I got so used to them that I was almost surprised at having ever enjoyed anything better than those rare moments when the magistrate, after escorting me to the door of the office, would pat my shoulder and say in a friendly tone, "Well, Mr. Antichrist, that's all for the present!† (source)
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To M. de Saint Alard, Deroulard appeared almost as Antichrist.† (source)
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They fought him with as much unscru-pulousness and hatred as if he had been an antichrist, and they truly believed themselves to be defending the right It became a civil war of ideologies.† (source)
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