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The promise of Jesus’ return has shaped Christian hope for centuries, and the Creed captures that anticipation with clarity and conviction. Today we explore what Scripture and Christian tradition teach about the second coming, why believers have understood it in different ways, and the shared confidence that Christ will come again as King and Judge.
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