Hastening the Day – (The apparent delay in Christ’s return is due to God’s mercy as He waits patiently for the Gospel of His Kingdom to reach all men)
Summary of His Arrival – (His advent will be a singular event that means nothing less than the New Creation)
Final Events – (In explaining the future resurrection, Paul lists key events that will precede or coincide with the arrival of Jesus at the end of the age)
Jesus is not Late! – (The apparent delay in Christ’s coming is due to God’s mercy as He waits patiently for the Gospel of His Kingdom to reach all men)
Vindication or Condemnation – (The arrival of Jesus means vindication for the righteous, but condemnation for the wicked)
The Gathering – (There will be a final gathering when the saints will be assembled before Jesus in glory)
Final Note – (The arrival of Jesus will mark the end of the present order and the commencement of the age to come and the New Creation)
His “Arrival” – (His ‘Parousia’ will mean the resurrection of the dead, the commencement of the New Creation, and final judgment)
A Singular Event – (The coming of Jesus will mark the end of the present order and the commencement of the age to come)
Parousia in Thessalonica – (Paul reassured the church regarding the participation of dead saints in the events of that day)
Parousia and the End of the Age – (The note of finality in passages about the return of Jesus leave no room for further interim periods)
Meeting Jesus – (Paul reassured believers concerning those who die in Christ and their participation in the future resurrection)
The Day of Christ – (Jesus will arrive on the Day of the Lord at which time the dead will be raised, the wicked judged, and death will cease forevermore)
Rescuing us from Wrath – (The coming of Jesus means our rescue from the coming “wrath“)
Revelation of Jesus from Heaven – (Vindication for the church, but destruction for her persecutors – 2 Thessalonians 1:5-10)
Day of Christ in Corinth – (An overview of passages about the Parousia from the Corinthian correspondence)
Blessed Hope and Glorious Appearing – (Titu 2:13 – Does this passage foresee two separate events?)
His Return and New Creation – (Peter coordinated the New Creation and final judgment with the parousia of the Lord)
Return of Jesus according to John – (The “last days” are underway evidenced by the activity of deceivers)
Paul on the Revelation of Jesus – (At his “revelation” on the “day of the Lord,” the saints experience glory, but the wicked receive “everlasting destruction”)
Day of His Revelation – (Christians must persevere in sufferings in the knowledge of Christ’s impending “revelation“)
His Appearing – (When Jesus “appears,” faithful believers will rejoice exceedingly and participate in the glories of that day)
His Longsuffering – (God has granted humanity the opportunity to repent before the Day of the Lord)
The Death of Death – (Death itself will cease with the arrival of Jesus in glory)
Message, Mission, Parousia – (Jesus summoned his disciples to proclaim the Good News of his Kingdom to every nation until the very day of his Parousia)
Insights into Bible Prophecy 