The drawing of the Apocalypse

The drawing of the Apocalypse

Vox Mare · 2024 · Faith, Education, Casual, Supernatural, Visual Novel

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About The drawing of the Apocalypse

This game is a book to browse and read.
It consists of a collection of images, pre-generated by artificial intelligence,
that tell the story of the Apocalypse of John, the last book of the Bible.
The book follows the sacred text exactly, starting with the letters
sent to the seven Churches of Asia Minor, then following the opening
of the seven seals of the scroll-shaped book that the Father holds in his hands,
the seven trumpets of the Apocalypse, the seven warning signs and the
seven cups of God's wrath poured out on the earth.
Finally the Last Judgement and the new Jerusalem that descends from Heaven.

Each individual image automatically scrolls across the screen for a
general overview, then a caption appears to be read.
The aim of the game is to stimulate the reader's imagination for a spiritual
reflection on the fundamental themes of human life, the origin and purpose
of all things and the encounter of man with God.
Finally, this is also a way to arouse interest in reading the Bible and the desire
to delve deeper in the sacred text on the topic of the Apocalypse and the
Judgment of God on the history of humanity.

The vision of imaginary images inspired by the biblical text,
images that apparently seem to come from cinematographic fiction
or from the world of fairy tales, can lead the spectator to not believe in
the truthfulness of the topics discussed.
Instead, these spiritual topics are to be considered "true" and "authentic",
as truthful is the Word of God and precisely because it comes from God, the Word
cannot lie in teaching the Church of Jesus Christ, nor can it lie to all men and women
called to have faith in God.

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Not recommended Jan 22, 2025
The Bible does not mention the birthdate of Yeshua. The Christmas tree and santa claus are only mentioned as having pagan origins. According to Mark 7:6-9, from the beginning, the pagan festival known as Christmas should not be observed. The First Epistle of John emphasizes that the priority is not celebrating a birthday but rather not violating the Ten Commandments and conveying to everyone the importance of repenting for their sins against God. Breaking the Sabbath on Saturday is a sin (Isaiah 66:23-24). Also, eating pork, shrimp, or crabs is a sin (Isaiah 66:15-17). Festivals like Christmas and Easter, as described in the Bible, are pagan festivals for worshiping other gods, which God has forbidden (Deuteronomy 12:30). Idolatry, such as statues of Mary and wearing cross necklaces, is also sinful (Exodus 20:4). The name of the Savior is not "Jesus" but "Yeshua." The name "Jesus" was created by the Roman Empire, based on a sun god who ate pork, broke the Sabbath, and celebrated pagan festivals, and is not the true Savior described in the Bible. (John 5:42-43; 1 John 5:2-3; Jeremiah 23; Hosea 2:17) John 5:42-43: "But I know that you do not have the love of God in you (Ten Comma…
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