There are some of Jesus' prophecies which relate to the destruction of the temple in AD 70 which are interpreted to mean that He was. This is to misunderstand their clear meaning. It is also necessary to appreciate that some prophecies can have what is referred to as a 'double-meaning', referring both to the imminent future and into the more distant future. Some prophecies also have a 'gap' in terms of when they are to be fulfilled. Since God is outside of time, He is not as bothered by these as we are with our great emphasis on dates, times and chronological sequences.
In any case, Jesus did not return in the first century. Some of the earliest New Testament writings were explicitly directed to correct the mistaken idea that, even though Jesus was certainly returning, He was not to do so immediately. Christians were though, exhorted to be ready, especially in the light of the fact that God only and not man, knows the hour of Jesus return. (this despite many failed attempts at prediction through the years)
Jesus died in the first century AD or CE.
Nazareth.
Jesus resurrected (came back to life) more than 2000 years ago (3 days after he died). If you mean "will Jesus return in 21st century?", nobody knows except God. It could be today, it may not be for another 2000 years. Not even Jesus knows.
Jesus' return will come without warning. Healing has nothing to do with Jesus' return.
Humanists do not follow jesus.
Jesus came first (born around 2 BCE). Nostradamus was a 16th century French astrologer.
Jesus was never discovered, he always was and created all things, (Colossians 1.16). The man, Christ Jesus, was revealed in the first Century AD
A:By the first century, Jews were monotheistic so Jesus had no need to preach monotheism to the Jews. It was assumed as a given.
Jesus lists the events that must happen first before he can return. After those have been fulfilled, then He will return. You can find these events in the book of Matthew in the New Testament.
First century Jerusalem had a population of about 125,000 people.
Jesus himself said he would return.
1) It was in the first century 2) It was in Palestine 3) Jesus was born 4) It is now called Israel