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Encyclopedia > Epiphanes

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Antiochus Epiphanes (425 words)
Antiochus Epiphanes was a Syrian King that came to power about 175 BC and is the representative forerunner of the Anti-christ soon to appear.
Epiphanes was met by revolt and the setting up of a small state in which the high priest was the central figure.
Antiochus Epiphanes represents the type of 'the abomination of desolation' foretold by the prophet Daniel, on the altar of the Lord in the inner court of the Temple.
Fragments of a Faith Forgotten: The Gnosis According to its Foes: ''Epiphanes'' (795 words)
Epiphanes was the son of Carpocrates and Alexandria, a lady of Cephallenia.
He died at the early age of seventeen, and was worshipped as a god with the most elaborate and lascivious rites by the Cephallenians, in the great temple of Samē, on the day of the new moon.
He ascribes this to Epiphanes, but it is scarcely possible to believe that a boy of seventeen or less could have composed an abstract dissertation on justice.
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