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As prophesied throughout the Scriptures, Jesus Christ has returned to Earth.

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Zechariah 14:7 tells us that God determined the day of Christ’s second coming long in advance. Here are some possible reasons for its timing:

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Bible chronology shows that we are currently in the 5995th year since Creation. The year 5995 is seven inclusive years until 6001, the first year of Christ's prophesied millennial reign. Jacob's seven years of work to marry Rachel, and Joshua's seven year conquest and settlement of Canaan, both typify this period. The article in these writings about Daniel 11 and 12 gives multiple Scriptural reasons why the year 5995 is the prophesied year of Christ’s reappearance.

This year also marks the 2000th inclusive year since Christ began His ministry in 27AD at the time He came to Earth as a human being.

Additionally, Christ’s return fulfils the typology of the sixth day of Creation found in Genesis 1:26-27. For just as the first physical humans were made of flesh on the sixth literal day, so the first to enter God's family are born of spirit on the sixth millennial day.

Today’s date, as determined by observation of the moon in Jerusalem, is the 1st day of the seventh month of the Biblical year. It is the Feast of Trumpets, God’s fourth annual holy day. This feast has long been thought by a small number of people to signify the day of the year on which Christ would return. Anciently, King Solomon dedicated the Temple he had built in Jerusalem on this day, employing 120 priests blowing trumpets. Solomon was a type of Christ, and the Temple he built was a type of God’s Church, which is brought together today.

This is also the first day of the week. Christ fulfilled the wavesheaf offering on the first day of the week, after His resurrection; the begettal of the firstfruits harvest, through receipt of the holy spirit, occurred on the first day of the week at Pentecost; and today, the birth of the firstfruits harvest into the family of God is also occurring on the first day of the week on the Feast of Trumpets.

For the purpose of clarification, note that the commonly used Hebrew Calendar places us today on the second day of the month. This is because it erroneously uses the conjunction of the sun and moon to start a month, rather than the observation of the first lunar crescent.

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Sunday, September 13, 2026AD – Jerusalem time, Gregorian calendar

First day of the week, Tishri 1, 5995AM – Jerusalem lunar observation time

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