The day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night.

Therefore, be ye also ready.

For in such an hour as you think not, the son of man cometh.

We're going to analyze the second coming of Jesus on this edition of the Endtime Show.

Thank you. this edition of The End Time Show. Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Dave Robbins with End Time Ministries, and I do thank you for joining me on this edition of The End Time Show.

The entirety of the Bible centers around two main events, the first and the second coming of Jesus Christ to the earth.

At his first coming, Jesus came to

purchase a plan of salvation, which would allow human beings to spend eternity with him as immortals.

And this was accomplished at Calvary when Jesus died, was buried and rose again. The redemption plan is called being born again.

For a detailed explanation of the salvation plan, please call 1-800 in time, 1-800-363-8463,

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Jesus told Nicodemus in John 3.3 that anyone who was not born again would not make it to heaven.

He said, verily, verily, I say unto you, Nicodemus, except a man's born again, he cannot even see the kingdom of God. At his second coming, Jesus will return to the

earth to take those individuals who have been born again to be with him. And they will then

reign as kings and priests with him in his kingdom for 1,000 years.

Then we'll have the Great White Throne judgment, and we go off into our eternal existence.

Now, most people do acknowledge that Jesus did come 2,000 years ago.

It's history, folks. Many have a decent grasp of the events that occurred during his life while he was here on Earth.

However, having ministered at end-time ministries for 20 years, I have found that the opposite is true when it comes to the second coming of Jesus

Christ. Some people believe it's a myth. Opinions range far and why concerning many aspects

of this future event. And even though the second coming is foretold many places throughout the Bible,

some have even questioned whether it will occur at all. Well, thankfully, the Bible provides

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