The second advent
Christianity believes that Jesus Christ will return to Earth in the future, an event referred to as the Second Coming. This belief is based on various passages in the Bible, including the teachings of Jesus and the writings of the apostles. The exact details and timing of Jesus' return are subjects of theological debate among Christian denominations.
The second coming of Jesus, also known as the Parousia, refers to the belief in Christianity that Jesus will return to Earth at the end of time to judge the living and the dead. This event is central to Christian eschatology and the fulfillment of prophecy.
------------------------ In Matthew's Gospel, the angel announced the coming of Jesus only to Joseph. Given the context, the account would not make sense if he also announced the coming of Jesus to Mary. In Luke's Gospel, the angel Gabriel announced the coming of Jesus only to Mary. Given the context, the account would not make sense if he also announced the coming of Jesus to Joseph. This difference reflects the independence of the two nativity stories from each other.
Because it is not yet time for His Second Coming. The final prophecies must happen first, and then His Second Coming will happen in the clouds. Jesus will not come back to earth as He did the first time. Everyone on earth will witness His Second Coming in the clouds with great power and glory. (Mark 13:26). First there has to be a great war, then the Antichrist has to come to make a false peace. Then the Antichrist will rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem and procliam himself as the Christ, for the first three-and-a-half years of his reign. Then for the next three-and-a-half years, he will reveal his true self and wage war against all those who did not accept his mark. Then the Second Coming of Christ will happen in the clouds and Christ will destroy the beast and all those who received his mark on their right hand or forehead. Jesus' Second Coming will not happen until these final biblical prophecies have been fulfilled.
According to Christian belief, Jesus will set foot on the Mount of Olives at His second coming, which is considered a future event that has not yet occurred. This belief is based on the biblical prophecy found in Zechariah 14:4.
i do believe in the second Coming
The ressurection-- the time he was raises from the dead. The time where he will come again to judge us does not have a definite name.
Christmas
It is the predicted coming of Jesus Christ a second time on the earth... after his first reported coming in Jerusalem where he was crucified.
paul
The word that describes Jesus coming to earth is called the rapture. Rapture means, "to transport (a believer) from earth to heaven at the second coming of christ." I hope this helps!
232.6 (Second Coming)
Yes, because he called himself Jesus when he was telling us about that time of his second coming. See Revelation 22. 16. I Jesus have sent mine angel to testify unto you these things in the churches.
When Jesus comes a second time there will be a new Jerusalem.
They simply did not believe in it. They were looking for a Messiah to save the nation from the Roman oppression (Luke 1.74,75); not a Saviour such as Jesus. They thought Jesus was simply a prophet, but some believed he was a devil, so if they did not believe in his first coming, how should they believe in his second coming?
the second coming
No not at all. The second coming was always part of God's plan of redemption.