advent

The first step we are going to take is to determine the etymological origin of the term advent. In this case, we could state that it comes from Latin, as evidenced by the fact that it is made up of the following parts:
• The prefix “ad-“, which is equivalent to “towards”.
• The verb “come”, which can be translated as “come”.
• The suffix “-miento”, which is used to express the end of a specific action.

Advent is a term linked to the verb come, from Latin I will come, which refers to the action of arriving, happening, coming or happening. Advent, therefore, is the arrival or arrival of something or someone, especially if said arrival is expected and solemn.

On the other hand, we would have to highlight the existence of a book entitled "Advent of neoliberalism and possible structural changes in Labor Law." Héctor Hugo Bargaleta is the author of that one, who comes to review the concept of neoliberalism as well as its current presence in society.

The notion of advent can be used to name the rise of a sovereign to the throne or a Supreme Pontiff: "The people dressed up for the advent of Felipe XII", "There was, in those times, no more solemn event than the advent of a monarch".

The advent, however, usually refers to the return of God to the planet Earth. Therefore, it is spoken of Second coming. In the case of Christianity, the advent is associated with the return of Jesus Christ to the world for the salvation of the humanity.

Christian tradition holds that Christ He died on the cross, rose again, and ascended to heaven. Now his return is awaited to judge the people and set the God's Kingdom on the Land. It is not known, however, when this advent will take place.

Within the religious sphere, we should also highlight the existence of what is known as the "Los Tres Ángeles" Seventh Day Advent Church. This is a religious organization, based in Dallas (Texas - United States), that preaches the word of God and that specifically bets on the second coming of Christ.

The Islam and the Hinduism they are other religions that trust an advent to come to save the world. The faith makes the religious wait for this event in a special way, trying to be prepared for the day of the Judgment.

In the same way, it should not be overlooked that the word advent in the past was used to refer to a specific event. That is, it was used to refer to an event of relevance and importance that was taking place.

Likewise, there is also an expression that resorts to the use of the term that concerns us: "waiting for the holy advent". This colloquial verbal locution is used to record that an event of great importance and significance is being expected to happen and that it is taking a long time to take place.