Donald Trump has not explicitly stated a belief in the "end times" in the theological sense, but he has used similar apocalyptic and religiously framed language to describe contemporary political events. His rhetoric resonates with the eschatological beliefs of many evangelical Christian supporters, who sometimes interpret his actions as fulfilling biblical prophecy.

Trump's rhetoric and apocalyptic language
Trump's statements have at times evoked imagery from biblical prophecies related to the end times, which aligns with the beliefs of his evangelical base.

"Economic Armageddon": In October 2024, Trump warned of an "economic Armageddon" should Kamala Harris win the election. Armageddon, in the Bible, is the site of the final battle between good and evil at the end of time.

Accusations against Kamala Harris: He also referred to Harris using language similar to the "Whore of Babylon" described in the Book of Revelation.

A "golden age": Some analysts note that Trump's promise of a "golden age of America" or "America's golden age has begun" resonates with the millenarian theology of many evangelicals. This theology involves a 1,000-year golden age of peace before the final judgment.

Chosen by God: Trump has also suggested that his presidency was divinely ordained, which some followers interpret as proof he is part of a larger plan involving the end times.