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| rdfs:comment | - The False Prophet is an ancient and powerful demon who serves as the voice of the Apocalyptic Beast, 666 (Trihexa). He is also the founder and leader of the Dark Harbingers. Their goal is the revival of their master and the destruction of all creation, then replacing it with a new Demon Empire. He is a major antagonists of the story, Heir of Destruction by Wacko12 and is the second beast recorded in the Apocalypse. It is later revealed that he is in fact Abel, Cain's younger brother.
- A False Prophet is a prophet that either was of a false god or claimed to be from God, but did not present correct teachings.
- More than Human is a story-related achievement of Crysis 2. The player must find Nathan Gould to receive this achievement.
- The False Prophet is what the Gargoyles thought the Avatar was -- until the end of Ultima VI proved the last part of their prophecy wrong. This prophecy of the end of the world, written in the Book of Prophecies, is as follows:
- In Bible eschatology, the False Prophet is also the name of the Beast Of The Earth who is raised up by Satan in Revelation 13:11. This beast is described as having two horns like a lamb, yet speaking like a dragon. He is given power by the Beast Of The Sea to perform great signs, to even make fire come down from heaven in the sight of men, deceiving the world by these signs. He makes them create an image of the First Beast, and gives it breath so that the image should speak and cause as many as would not worship the image to be killed. He also causes all people everywhere, regardless of their station in life, to take a mark on their right hand or on their forehead (the King James Version says in), so that they cannot buy or sell unless they had the mark or the name of the Beast or the numb
- In religion, the term false prophet is a label given to a person who is viewed as illegitimately claiming charismatic authority within a religious group. The individual may be seen as one who falsely claims the gift of prophecy, or who uses that gift for demagogy or evil ends. The label 'prophet' can be extremely subjective: Without exception, someone who is considered a 'true' prophet by some people, is simultaneously considered a 'false' prophet by others. The term is sometimes applied outside religion, to describe someone who fervently promotes a theory that the speaker thinks is false.
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| abstract | - The False Prophet is an ancient and powerful demon who serves as the voice of the Apocalyptic Beast, 666 (Trihexa). He is also the founder and leader of the Dark Harbingers. Their goal is the revival of their master and the destruction of all creation, then replacing it with a new Demon Empire. He is a major antagonists of the story, Heir of Destruction by Wacko12 and is the second beast recorded in the Apocalypse. It is later revealed that he is in fact Abel, Cain's younger brother.
- A False Prophet is a prophet that either was of a false god or claimed to be from God, but did not present correct teachings.
- More than Human is a story-related achievement of Crysis 2. The player must find Nathan Gould to receive this achievement.
- In religion, the term false prophet is a label given to a person who is viewed as illegitimately claiming charismatic authority within a religious group. The individual may be seen as one who falsely claims the gift of prophecy, or who uses that gift for demagogy or evil ends. The label 'prophet' can be extremely subjective: Without exception, someone who is considered a 'true' prophet by some people, is simultaneously considered a 'false' prophet by others. Prophets are particularly important figures in many of the world's major religions. In particular, this article will focus on false prophets in Judaism, Christianity and Islam and the specific interpretative and theological models each religion uses in order to distinguish a true prophet from a false one. The term is sometimes applied outside religion, to describe someone who fervently promotes a theory that the speaker thinks is false.
- The False Prophet is what the Gargoyles thought the Avatar was -- until the end of Ultima VI proved the last part of their prophecy wrong. This prophecy of the end of the world, written in the Book of Prophecies, is as follows: In Ultima IV, the Codex was discovered by the Stranger, but the Gargoyles were still an undiscovered species. It is strange that the Gargoyles came to accuse the Avatar of the Codex's theft, when in reality the members of the Great Council were responsible. In Ultima V, the clashing forces of the magical prison in dungeon Doom and the Orb of the Moons started the collapse of the underworld. Again, no one knew of the Gargoyles. By Ultima VI, the panicked Gargoyles fought for their survival. They thought killing the Avatar as a sacrifice would prevent the last sign from happening. In the end, the prophecy was averted by the Avatar, by returning the Codex to the Void. From there, it showed both kings the truth, and in the following time, the Gargoyles were evacuated from their lands. The "sacrifice" that had to be made to avert the prophecy was actually the Codex itself, so that no one -- neither human nor gargoyle -- could possess it and claim it as his own.
- In Bible eschatology, the False Prophet is also the name of the Beast Of The Earth who is raised up by Satan in Revelation 13:11. This beast is described as having two horns like a lamb, yet speaking like a dragon. He is given power by the Beast Of The Sea to perform great signs, to even make fire come down from heaven in the sight of men, deceiving the world by these signs. He makes them create an image of the First Beast, and gives it breath so that the image should speak and cause as many as would not worship the image to be killed. He also causes all people everywhere, regardless of their station in life, to take a mark on their right hand or on their forehead (the King James Version says in), so that they cannot buy or sell unless they had the mark or the name of the Beast or the number of his name. In Revelation 19:20, both the Beast and the False Prophet are captured and cast alive into the Lake of Fire. In the Left Behind books, the character Leon Fortunato plays the role of the False Prophet and was first mentioned as that by Dwayne Tuttle in "Assassins".
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