So what is the Biblical timescale for the Second Coming?

[Sebastian Flyte]

As I understand it there are references to a millenium in the Bible as the time for Jesus' second coming. Just not a specific one.

[Mattio]

How convenient.

Nobody would believe him anyway.

[bluehorizonx10]

No one but the Father in Heaven knows when Jesus will return. A day to God could be any amount of time. His time is not our time. So there's no way to predict when the return will be, except in some prophecy like Daniel, you do see things that happen to give you clues how close it can be which is why most deep Bible believer's see as soon.

[Slyguy]

lol

[Joey Doodle]

Originally posted by bluehorizonx10
No one but the Father in Heaven knows when Jesus will return. A day to God could be any amount of time. His time is not our time. So there's no way to predict when the return will be, except in some prophecy like Daniel, you do see things that happen to give you clues how close it can be which is why most deep Bible believer's see as soon.
What you're trying to say is "never". Still, at least you have a whole heap of excuses lined up to explain why he hasn't 'returned'.

[swangali]

i thought he was meant to turn up in 2000

he's overdue.

[bluehorizonx10]

A day to God could be any amount of time. His time is not our time.


What you're trying to say is "never". Still, at least you have a whole heap of excuses lined up to explain why he hasn't 'returned'.

I never say never. There are no excuses.


No one but the Father in Heaven knows when Jesus will return.

It's not time yet, evidently.