2,000 years ago, Jesus taught all the necessary truths to attain salvation. However, the question arises: Why would He return in the flesh before judging the world?

If the teachings of Jesus had been faithfully passed down without any changes until now, there would be no reason for Him to return in physical form before the judgment. However, over time, the truth has been lost, and there is no one left in the world who can be saved.

Jesus foretold that at His Second Coming, faith would be scarce in the world [Luke 18:8]. This prophecy has been fulfilled. Many people today claim to believe in God, but they do not observe the Sabbath and Passover of the new covenant, which Jesus and His apostles practiced. Instead, they celebrate Christmas, which is the birthday of the Sun God, and they regard Sunday as a holy day, following the customs of wrong religions.

As Jesus indicated, genuine faith is no longer prevalent in the world. Therefore, if God were to judge a world devoid of faith, who would be able to be saved?

This is why Jesus returns in the flesh before the final judgment. He comes to save us by restoring the truth of life. Additionally, His appearance in physical form before the Last Judgment ensures that the wicked and false prophets cannot make excuses before the judgment seat. Jesus Himself testified of all the truth, and as a result, the wicked have no valid excuse for their sins [John 15:22].

By comparing the circumstances of Jesus' first and second comings, we can understand that the situation remains the same. Hence, it is crucial for us to accept the Second Jesus Christ, who comes in the flesh to restore the truth of life. We must diligently follow His teachings.