74x12
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Yes He had finished His work as a mortal. But, the risen Savior has more work to do. When Jesus rose from the dead it was immortal. So He was changed (first to be changed see 1 Corinthians 15:52) and that's why it says He is the firstborn from the dead. (Colossians 1:18) It was a new birth.If His work in the flesh was finished, why would He need to return?
He returns to judge the world. Raise the dead and to punish the wicked. He's the one who will tread the wine press of the wrath of God.
Nor does He deny it. If it was not Him; He would correct them.Please note that the question was not answered in the affirmative. Jesus did not say He would return. Jesus did not say He would restore the kingdom to Israel.
Jesus didn't write any of the gospels. We only have recording of what He said. The book of Revelation is no different in that regard. It's clearly Jesus speaking. The book of Revelation by the way is even called "the revelation of Jesus Christ" in Revelation 1:1.Revelation is not Jesus speaking and saying He was coming quickly. Jesus did not write the Book of Revelation. So the question is who would come quickly? The man with the new name.
I'm sorry, I have no idea what prophecy you are referring to.The imprisonments, exiles and banishments of Baha’u’llah over a period of 40 years fulfill that prophecy exactly.
Besides, Jesus claims He will never die again. (Revelation 1:18)
Bahaullah died.