Semiotics of the Promised Messiah in the Abrahamic Scriptures and Narrative Sources

The belief in salvation and salvation in the apocalypse is a common belief and does not belong to one nation or religion. These are the terms (salvation and salvation) of words that are of particular importance in the culture of most major religions, especially the Abrahamic religions (Islam, Judaism, Christianity). Since man has always been concerned about his own salvation in the past, this is not just about rescuing the Hereafter and the resurrection, but it has been one of the most serious issues in this world. The most effective way to examine this subject of faith is to search it within the sacred texts of that religion. The research method and data collection method in this study was descriptive-library. This article, while explaining personal signs, attributes and attributes as well as features of the era of the savior in the Abrahamic religions, has illustrated many of their commonalities, especially in the issues of the age of emergence. Finally, the present study concludes that followers of the Abrahamic religions have a firm belief in the savior of the apocalypse and the establishment of a just government and an end to oppression and atrocity, although no one except the Almighty God has precise knowledge of the time of the Savior's coming.