Antichrist

• antichrist - if christ is a drug (a dote), then anti-christ (αντιχριω) is the antidote (αντιδοτων). from the original greek. Surprised? hebrew/latin/english translations from that original greek have reframed/muddied the original meaning. In hellenic medical world, an antichrist is to counteract a christ, it is an antidoton. See also Christ
  • chrio (χρίω) - To anoint or smear, often with oil, venom, or medicine. The term Christos (Χριστός, the anointed one) derives from χρίω, a title for a person who annoints with pharmaka, often in mystery cults.
  • antichrio (ἀντίχρισμα) - "against the anointing," often referring to a counteragent or antidote.
  • antikhríō (ἀντιχρίω) – to apply antidotes
  • antíchrîsma (ἀντίχρῖσμα): An antidote. to χρῖσμα (chrîsma), which is a drug.

A mystery term not related to an evil character

We went through all the available sources for Antichrist on the free version of TLG (mid 2025). A few hundred sources. An extremely nuanced word. Soo many ways to use it, so idk why so many people are adamant on it meaning one thing, e.g. It being some modern man on the geopolitical world stage, is funny.

Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

Also the wolf in sheep’s clothing (sometimes referred to as the antichrist) is a wolf because he is not the lamb. He is a false purple born looking to lead the apostles as if he was the purple born. Performing great mysteries with the drugs, but is not the true purple born. He might be able to put you into the near-death state, but he may not be able to bring you out of it.

Lupa (female wolf) was a term given to those temple priestesses involved in mystery initiation rites... later re-branded as "whores" by the christian church.

See Also

• Christ - every antidote needs a dote to act on.
• Orphic Vox Glossary - for antichrist, wolf, etc