Post Apocalypse

The empty road stretches on for what seems like an eternity, causing you to feel both liberated from the shadow of a controlling society, and absolutely desperate for some sense of love and companionship. The dry desert will not forgive you for being weak, nor will it empty any of its secrets unto you so that you may find some way of surviving. As you walk down the road of a hollow earth, you begin to appreciate the world as it once was. The Apocalypse, is the disclosure of something hidden from the majority of mankind in an era dominated by falsehood and misconception. The Apocalypse of John is the Book of Revelation, the last book of the New Testament. By extension, apocalypse can refer to any End Time scenario, or to the end of the world in general. Apocalyptic visions through the writing of these scriptures is how the prophets revealed God's justice as taking place in the future. This genre has a distinctly religious aim, intended to show God's way of dealing with humankind, and God's ultimate purposes. Another source of apocalyptic thought was primitive mythological and cosmological traditions, in which the eye of the seer could see the secrets of the future. Thus the six days of the world's creation, followed by a seventh of rest, were regarded as at once a history of the past and a forecasting of the future. As the world was made in six days its history would be accomplished in six thousand years, since each day with God was as a thousand years and a thousand years as one day; and as the six days of creation were followed by one of rest, so the six thousand years of the world's history would be followed by a rest of a thousand years.