A number of researchers have investigated aspects of Brazilian Pentecostalism motivated in part by its significant growth and visibility. However, when it comes to eschatology, researchers limit themselves to mentioning its importance in the origins of the Pentecostal movement. Little has been said about the ongoing relations between eschatology and Pentecostalism. This study investigates Pentecostal attitudes toward the End Times, exploring interrelations between (1) biblical hermeneutics concerning the emergence of the "last days"; (2) interpretations of historical events from the perspective of the "end of history"; and (3) the central role of eschatology in constructing an identity distinct from that of other Christian communities. The study focuses on beliefs within a specific church (the Assembly of God in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais) over the last three decades. It analyzes both oral interviews with members and doctrinal texts.