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The Eschaton: A Biblical Interpretation of the End of the World Dana R. Fox un compañero de vida yArnold brings to the Biblical study of the end times his rationalistic and scientific approach. While this approach enhances, it in no way changes or attempts to correct Biblical text or its meaning. Arnold defines the Eschaton, the end of all things in Greek, as the composite of "signs of the end, the Lord's return, the judgment, and life eternal or damnation". He believes the Lord's use of the word "generation" based on the original Greek is 'an