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- When Jesus returns, we need to be found dealing with others in the way He showed us we ought when He was here the first time. Paul wrote this letter to encourage stability. The acceptance and obedience of god's word brings a "rock-solid" foundation to the lives of those who will have it (2 Thessalonians 2:15).
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Oct 13, 2020 · 1 Corinthians 15 and 1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:11 are two key places where Paul describes the return of Jesus. Both passages tell us that a trumpet will sound (1 Corinthians 15:52; 1 Thessalonians 4:16); this is a common way of announcing when an important person was arriving.
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- New Testament Terms and Passages Referring to The Second Coming of Christ
- The Nature of Christ’s Return
- Implications of The Second Coming
The doctrine of the Second Coming or Advent of Christ refers to the future return of Christ to earth at the end of the age. This return will be visible and physical as he comes down from heaven on the clouds to bring final judgment and salvation. It is often associated with the great day of the Lord in the Old Testament and corresponds to the messi...
The New Testament unambiguously establishes the doctrine of the Second Coming. Jesus refers to his future return in glory. It is also affirmed, expounded upon, and taught in the letters of Paul, James, Peter, and John. The Book of Revelation anticipates his “soon” return and gloriously depicts it in chapter 19. Although we may file this under the h...
The nature of the Second Coming is visible, imminent, and final. Jesus promised the disciples he would not leave them as orphans by sending the Holy Spirit to dwell in them and in that why the presence of Christ already dwells in believers (John 14:18-26; Rom 8:9), but that is not what is meant by the return of Christ. He will return visibly and pu...
The Second Coming of Christ is a necessary feature of the Gospel message. Christ’s first coming brought salvation through his death and resurrection, but his second coming will bring about the resurrection of our bodies which is the final goal and hope of our salvation (1Cor. 15:20-28; Rom. 6:5-10, 8:23; Phil. 3:10-11, 21). The hope we have of his ...
Feb 5, 2020 · When Paul introduced his teaching on the second coming in chapter 1 of 2 Thessalonians — as we saw in the previous message — he did so precisely to help the church understand why their persecutions and afflictions (verse 4) were a sign or “evidence” of God’s righteous judgment (verse 5).
When he was with the Thessalonian Christians, Paul had taught them that Jesus would come "like a thief in the night," that is, unexpectedly and without notice. He is recalling Jesus' own teaching regarding the abruptness of his coming.
Why is Jesus coming back? The Bible says that Jesus is coming back to reward the inhabitants of the earth and bring many back to heaven with Him (Revelation 22:12).
Why? Because Christ will come. The return of our Lord is also a great comfort for the sorrowing. To the disciples in their brokenness, Jesus said, “I will come again” (John 14:3).
Dec 10, 2017 · Explore Peter's letter to Church teachers who were denying the return of Jesus and the final judgment in order to justify their immoral behavior.
