The Last Judgment

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Jan Hus Jan Hus,  Letters of John Huss Written During His Exile and Imprisonment (1845)

“ The last judgment is nigh, death will swallow up many, but the kingdom of God is waiting for his elect, since for them he delivered up his body. Fear not death; love one another; and endeavour, without ceasing, to understand the will of God. Let the terrible and formidable day of judgment be present ever before your eyes, for fear that you may sin ”
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of Thomas Okey Thomas Okey,  The Story of Paris

“ As the worshipper approaches the central portal his eye is arrested by a representation of the ultimate and most solemn fact of human destiny, the Last Judgment. On the lintel the dead are seen rising from their graves at the last trump; prelate, noble and serf in one equality of doom. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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