"The End Is Nigh" is a phrase often associated with apocalyptic predictions and the belief that the world is nearing its end. It has been used in various contexts, including religious texts, literature, and popular culture, to express concerns about global disasters, societal collapse, or existential threats. The phrase gained popularity in the 20th century, particularly in Christian eschatology, which discusses the final events of history and the ultimate destiny of humanity. It has also appeared in movies, video games, and comic books, often as a humorous or dramatic element, reflecting society's anxieties about the future.