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Parousia
[ puh-roo-zee-uh, -see-uh, pahr-oo-see-uh ]
noun
- (lowercase) Platonism. the presence in any thing of the idea after which it was formed.
parousia
/ pəˈruːsɪə /
noun
- Christianity another term for the Second Coming
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Parousia1
C19: from Greek: presence
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Example Sentences
As late as the writings of Paul, believers held that a “Parousia,” or apocalyptic Second Coming, was imminent.
From New York Times
History has offered the authoritative commentary on the prophecy of the Parousia of Christ.
From Project Gutenberg
At least the study should enable us to distinguish two inspired terms which have been needlessly confounded by not a few writers, viz.: the words "Paraclete," and "Parousia."
From Project Gutenberg
The Parousia for which the Lord had looked, delayed.
From Project Gutenberg
Observe their difference: In the Paraclete, Christ comes spiritually and invisibly; in the Parousia, he comes bodily and gloriously.
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