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The Birthing of Zion’s Sons
6. Jesus is resurrected from the
dead and taken to heaven.
7. Many saints are raptured
(Matt. 27:52-53)
8. Jesus returned in His
glorified body to be with His
disciples.
9. The various divided
religious groups (Pharisees,
Sadducees, etc.) rejected the
way in which He came because
He didn’t come the way they
were expecting.
6. The two witnesses are
resurrected from the dead and
taken to heaven (Rev. 11:11-12)
7. Many saints are raptured
(1 Thess. 4:16,17)
8. Jesus will return in His glorified
body to be with His people (Rev.
20:4)
9. The various divided religious
groups (denominations) are
rejecting the way He is coming in
His mature sons, because it is not
what we have been teaching or
expecting.
So Jesus’ first coming came in different stages. First, He was
conceived in His mother Mary’s womb and birthed. Then, He grew up
in wisdom and stature with both men and God for 30 years. Then, He
was baptized by John and started His 3 ½ year ministry on the earth.
At the end of His ministry, He was crucified, buried and rose again
from the grave. All of these events, over about a 34 year period,
consisted of His “first coming,” and it was a transition period between
the Age of Truth and the Age of Grace.
Likewise, Jesus’ Second Coming will not happen all in one day, but
will occur in stages and cover many years (which is why the dates in
the above chart are approximate and not exact). The Lord’s “Second
Coming” is a transition period between the Age of Grace and the 1,000
year Age of Peace. Let us compare the Second Coming of Christ to the
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