Description: Contrary to many opinions, the Second Coming of Jesus Christ is not something future and physical – rather it is something past and spiritual. Extensive explanation of the relevant Bible passages will demonstrate that the Second Coming of Christ occurred just when Jesus and His apostles said it would – in the 1st Century A.D. Jesus Christ is God, and the Second Coming is an outworking of that reality.
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The Duty of a Man 
Do you have an epub version of these books available?
I can try to produce. Is this the book you want to start with?
Mr. Gantt, thanks for the response. If you don’t mind, I could do that myself. Question for you though, which book would you recommend that I start with?
I don’t mind; that saves me time. Thanks.
As for which one to start with, I recommend the one that interests you most.
Thank you so much, Mike. I have read your work for several years now. Aside from the biblical evidence that you so adequately outline, there is also an element of common-sense lurking not far beneath the surface. I appreciate everything you do.
So glad to hear that, John. The more we study the Lord Jesus, the more goodness we find. May we all continue to grow in the knowledge of Him.
Question, Mr Gantt. Curious about your insight into passage about Jesus living on the earth for a thousand years with peace and cessation of suffering?
I assume you are talking about the 20th chapter of Revelation. I do not have a lot to say about this chapter in my commentaries (written, audio); I do not claim to understand every passage in the Bible. What I do understand and can say is to remind everyone that the first and last chapters of the book of Revelation assure us that everything described in that book would take place in the 1st century A.D.
I agree with you on the timelines. I’m sure we’re not meant to understand everything, at least during this life. Thank you for your response (and all you do).
-John