There is much more written in the Bible than that about the antichrist (singular), but he is not referred to as the antichrist most of the time. Many references to this individual include the man of sin, the son of perdition, the lawless one, the one that makes desolate, the little horn... there are many verses pointing to a singular man who opposes God, and makes himself out to be God.

This is not uncommon in the Bible. For instance, the Bible refers to Satan as the devil, the serpent, the dragon, lucifer, the father of lies, the beast, the accuser, the evil one, the adversary, a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour, etc. It also refers to Jesus as the Christ, the Word, the son of man, the son of God, the lamb of God, the lamb who was slain before the foundations of the world, the High Priest, the stone that the builders rejected, the chief cornerstone, etc.

There is much more written in the Bible than that about the antichrist (singular), but he is not referred to as the antichrist most of the time. Many references to this individual include the man of sin, the son of perdition, the lawless one, the one that makes desolate, the little horn... there are many verses pointing to a singular man who opposes God, and makes himself out to be God.

This is not uncommon in the Bible. For instance, the Bible refers to Satan as the devil, the serpent, the dragon, lucifer, the father of lies, the beast, the accuser, the evil one, the adversary, a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour, etc. It also refers to Jesus as the Christ, the Word, the son of man, the son of God, the lamb of God, the lamb who was slain before the foundations of the world, etc.

There is much more written in the Bible than that about the antichrist (singular), but he is not referred to as the antichrist most of the time. Many references to this individual include the man of sin, the son of perdition, the lawless one, the one that makes desolate, the little horn... there are many verses pointing to a singular man who opposes God, and makes himself out to be God.

This is not uncommon in the Bible. For instance, the Bible refers to Satan as the devil, the serpent, the dragon, lucifer, the father of lies, the beast, the accuser, the evil one, the adversary, a roaring lion, etc. It also refers to Jesus as the Christ, the Word, the son of man, the son of God, the lamb of God, the lamb who was slain before the foundations of the world, etc.

There is much more written in the Bible than that about the antichrist (singular), but he is not referred to as the antichrist most of the time. Many references to this individual include the man of sin, the son of perdition, the lawless one, the one that makes desolate, the little horn... there are many verses pointing to a singular man who opposes God, and makes himself out to be God.

This is not uncommon in the Bible. For instance, the Bible refers to Satan as the devil, the serpent, the dragon, lucifer, the father of lies, the beast, the accuser, the evil one, etc. It also refers to Jesus as the Christ, the Word, the son of man, the son of God, the lamb of God, the lamb who was slain before the foundations of the world, etc.

There is much more written in the Bible than that about the antichrist (singular), but he is not referred to as the antichrist most of the time. Many references to this individual include the man of sin, the son of perdition, the lawless one, the one that makes desolate, the little horn... there are many verses pointing to a singular man who opposes God, and makes himself out to be God.

This is not uncommon in the Bible. For instance, the Bible refers to Satan as the devil, the serpent, the dragon, lucifer, the father of lies, the beast, the lion, the accuser, the evil one, etc. It also refers to Jesus as the Christ, the Word, the son of man, the son of God, the lamb of God, the lamb who was slain before the foundations of the world, etc.

There is much more written in the Bible than that about the antichrist (singular), but he is not referred to as the antichrist most of the time. Many references to this individual include the man of sin, the son of perdition, the lawless one, the one that makes desolate, the little horn... there are many verses pointing to a singular man who opposes God, and makes himself out to be God.

This is not uncommon in the Bible. For instance, the Bible refers to Satan as the devil, the serpent, the dragon, lucifer, the great deceiver, the father of lies, etc. It also refers to Jesus as the Christ, the Word, the son of man, the son of God, the lamb of God, the lamb who was slain before the foundations of the world, etc.