The Second Coming of Christ – The Narrative

Rev. Michael Bresciani ——Bio and Archives--February 16, 2026

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“And then shall appear the sign of the Son of man in heaven: and then shall all the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall see the Son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory.” – Matthew 24:30

Most people choose to ignore the Second Coming prophecies of the Bible. Those who ignore these prophecies think they have an endless amount of time. When these events begin to unfold, they will suddenly and regretfully realize that for them, time has run out.

Abraham Lincoln said, "You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today."

A narrative is a spoken or written account of connected events according to its definition. Those who deal with theology and biblical truth usually use scripture verses and passages to connect the events of the Second Coming of Christ. But here, for these purposes, we will just tell the story.

For those who glibly bypass this story, it's the same old drivel: monotonous, severe warnings, and terrible events. It's just easier not to listen. But for those who love God and love His Son, it is best described in the old hymn written by prolific songwriter Fanny Crosby:

Tell me the story of Jesus, write on my heart ev'ry word; tell me the story most precious, sweetest that ever was heard.

For twenty-one years, I have endeavored to declare my fifty-year study of eschatological doctrine, or what is quite simply called the Second Coming of Christ. I filled the pages of my website for these 21 years with messages of my dreams, my visions, my work, my understanding of scripture, and that of other journalists, preachers, and prophets quite well qualified to do so. I also included descriptive articles on historical milestones and current events—all part of fair warning.

Prophetic Convergence – when the whisper becomes a roar.

The days we live in are the days Jesus spoke of, but more importantly, they are part of the great doctrine of prophetic convergence. It's not complicated.

Quite simply, it means that when you see all of the signs spoken of by the prophets and by Jesus and his apostles converging in one generation, in one short period of a few years, you are the generation that Jesus spoke to when he said the following words:

“So likewise ye, when ye shall see all these things, know that it is near, even at the doors. Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.” – Matthew 24:33-34

It would be easy to say, "Don't look now," but this time is upon you. Yet in reality, not many are looking now. So here's another effort for you to take a look at in narrative form.

I bumped into some guy, but I didn't know who he was

We start by repeating the warning that Jesus gave: most people wouldn't recognize a prophet if they bumped into him in the street. He said, "A prophet is not without honor, save in his own country, and in his own house."

Not many people know who the prophets are, and even the biblical prophets are complete unknowns to most people. There are a number of definitions for a prophet, but some cannot be overlooked.

We say that our preachers and our evangelists could be prophets, which to some degree is true. Yet the calling of a prophet is when God intervenes and speaks directly to them. How does He do this? There are several ways: sometimes He speaks directly to you, sometimes in a dream (my own calling came in a dream, and some years later God told me in the English language that I was a prophet). God has only spoken to me a few times openly in English. Most of the time it was through dreams, visions, and scripture. When He did speak to me in the English language, I had already been having dreams and visions for several years, and the effect of them frightened me somewhat. I always saw the future as it happens. I never needed to interpret what I saw. I didn't have to go buy a book of dreams. I didn't........

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