About This Book
The sermon argues that prophetic Scripture is intended for believers to study and that the New Testament teaches a future, bodily return of Christ. It surveys biblical texts to support a visible coming like the ascension, rejects attempts to fix a precise date, and insists the event should inspire constant watchfulness rather than fatalism or complacency. The speaker distinguishes the church's being caught up to meet the Lord from the later judgment of the world, emphasizes resurrection and reunion as sources of comfort, and urges holy readiness and active service while waiting for that blessed appearing.
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