Test What Jesus Actually Said.

I used to think I was crazy.
All the movies made it seem like Jesus was returning with special effects.
Every time someone mentioned the rapture, I’d brace for chaos—war, collapse, fire from the sky.
I thought Jesus was coming to torch the world… and I wasn’t ready.

But then something snapped.
Not in me—in the narrative.

I started noticing the verses they skipped.
The timelines that didn’t make sense.
The promises Jesus made that got shoved into some “future fulfillment” pile no one could explain

They Said It Was Future…

But Jesus Said Otherwise.

“This generation will not pass away until all these things take place.”
— Matthew 24:34

Jesus was talking to them. Not us.
He said it would happen soon. And every time He talked about His return, judgment, or the kingdom—it was urgent, not distant.

But the church?

They told me it was still coming.
They said one day.
They gave me charts, movies, fear, and fiction.

Turns out, they didn’t lie.
They were just wrong.
Sincerely wrong—but still wrong.

They inherited a broken theology, patched it with tradition, and passed it down like a family heirloom.

Jesus Returned In AD 70

Just Not the Way We Were Told.

“Behold, He comes with clouds—and every eye will see Him, even those who pierced Him.”
— Revelation 1:7

Who pierced Him?
Not you. Not me.
Them. The Romans. The generation that crucified the Lord.

And they saw Him come.
Not with a body, but in judgment—just like God "came" many times in the Old Testament.

“You will see the Son of Man sitting at the right hand of Power, and coming on the clouds of heaven.”
— Matthew 26:64

Jesus said that to the high priest—a man who was alive to witness it.
He wasn’t bluffing. He wasn’t talking to us.
He was warning them.

In AD 70, Jerusalem was surrounded.
The temple was destroyed.
The system ended.
And with it… the Old Covenant.

So What Now?

This isn’t rebellion.
It’s awakening.

It’s looking Jesus in the eye and saying:
“If You said it would happen in that generation, I believe You.”

No more spiritual gymnastics.
No more fear-based fiction.

Is It Time to Stop Repeating What He Never Said?

The truth already came.
Now it’s time to question what you’ve been told in His name.

So yes…
It’s time to stop repeating what He never said.
And start believing what He actually did.