Strong’s G2078

ἔσχατος

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

eschatos

Pronunciation

es'-kha-tos

Definition

Last, final, utmost, extreme

Meaning

last, at the last, finally, till the end.

Usage

The term "eschatos" is used in the New Testament to denote the last in a series, the final stage, or the utmost degree of something. It often refers to the end times or the final events in God's redemptive plan, commonly known as eschatology. It can also describe the last or least in terms of rank or importance.

Bible references

Matthew 5:26;Matthew 12:45;Matthew 19:30;Matthew 19:30;Matthew 20:8;Matthew 20:12;Matthew 20:14;Matthew 20:16;Matthew 20:16;Matthew 27:64;Mark 9:35;Mark 10:31;Mark 10:31;Mark 12:6;Mark 12:22;Luke 11:26;Luke 12:59;Luke 13:30;Luke 13:30;Luke 14:9;Luke 14:10;John 6:39;John 6:40;John 6:44;John 6:54