It Is Wrong to Insist that Christ Will Not Come in the Flesh Because He Is to Come in Glory

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The established churches that disobey the teachings of the Bible slander the Church of God
that obey the words of the Bible and Christ who has come a second time.
Sometimes, they use the words of the Bible to hinder the faith of God’s people.

One of the cases is to use the words of Matthew 24 about Jesus’ second coming.
When Jesus talked about His second coming with His disciples, He said,
“They will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of the sky,with power and great glory.” (Mt 24:30)

The established churches use this verse to insist that Christ will not come in the flesh silently
because the Bible says that He will come with great glory.

Is the glory that the Bible says the same with the glory they think?
Through Jesus’ first coming, let’s find out that the glory of Christ that the Bible says differs from the glory that they think.

“And the glory of the LORD will be revealed, and all mankind together will see it . . .See, the Sovereign LORD comes with power, and his arm rules for him.”Isa 40:5–10

If this prophecy is interpreted as established churches do, God must appear with visible glory.
This prophecy, however, was fulfilled as Jesus was born in a humble stall. (Lk 2:4–7)
No glory was found by men in His appearance. (Lk 2:4–7)

Since Jesus did not look glorious in the eyes of men, is He not Christ?
At His first coming and second coming as well, Christ came with glory in the clouds according to the prophecy of the Bible. The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us.

We have seen his glory, the glory of the One and Only, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth. (Jn 1:14) When the glory of Christ appears, those who can recognize His glory are only the saints who receive Him. It is because Christ comes and lives in commonness just like us.

Only those who will be saved can recognize the glory of Christ.
We ought to give thanks to God for giving us the special grace to recognize the glory of Christ.
Let us keep the faith to the end to receive the crown of life.