Apocalyptic Literature

Apocalyptic literature is a genre that focuses on revealing hidden truths about the end of the world or divine intervention in human history. Often characterized by vivid imagery and symbolism, it aims to convey messages about ultimate justice, redemption, and the battle between good and evil. Common examples include the Book of Revelation in the Bible and texts from other religious traditions. These works often reflect the social, political, and spiritual concerns of their time, offering hope or warning against the backdrop of turmoil and uncertainty.