Nero as the Antichrist

According to Roman historians, Jews and Christians, Nero as a hostile Nero is a mixture of arrogance, evil and cruelty. His argument against Ma's mother and his divorce is the main factor in his notorious reputation. Modern historians tried to draw Nero and said he was supporting him in other parts of Rome and the empire, but his name became synonymous with tyrant and for many people he was anti-Christ . Nero was born in the year 37 AD in Agrippina and Geneus on 15th December. Nero 's father deliberately handed his tank soldiers to the boy as he was drinking less than his order, and it is said that he killed one of his free men.

Originally born at the foot of the world, "In the case of his uncle Caligula, his affair is full of unhappy signs" (1931: 57), and Emperor Narnur is living a Roman life by a notorious Caligula sister Agrippi I proposed to be called 'Antichrist' (promoted by Isaiah 2) for the purpose of changing indefinitely, that is, I confirmed Tacitus, Suetonius Cassius Dio and cooperated with Nero's monster, but Nero It is difficult to explain the rules fairly Nero Claudius Emperor Augustus Germanicus is the fifth and last emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty. According to Tacitus, Suetonius, Cassius Dio, Nero is a rather cruel and excited person, but he is very concerned about the economic well-being of his empire. People (quoted in Gibbon)

In 422, Hippo Augustine wrote about 2 Thessalonians 2: 1-11, and he believed Paul said the coming of Antichrist. Augustine refused to accept this theory, he said that many Christians believe that Nero will return like anti Christ, whether Nero is anti-Christ. "It is because" the mystery of sin worked ", and that behavior referred to Nero which seems to be an anti-Christ act. "Modern Biblical scholars such as Delbert Hillers of the American Institute of Oriental Studies (Johns Hopkins University) and Oxford Research Bible and Harper Collins Research Bible editor, Revelation number 666 is the code of Nero and the Roman Catholic Bible Review also supports this view.