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"In a world that is gone mad with sin and seems to make many of the promises of His return look null and void," Butler writes, "we want to encourage the reader that 'His return' is still on the schedule and is still a most valid anticipation of the heart. Jesus Christ is indeed coming back as promised." Butler examines the return of Christ in twenty-one alliterated chapters.

we experience are not welcomed. No one talks about enthusiastically anticipating some problem in life even if they know that trials sent by God are a disguised blessing. But the return of the Lord is different. It is accepted readily by the saints. It is desired greatly by the redeemed. It is not a trial; it is triumph. But as we have noted earlier, it is not something the unsaved desire. They are not interested in seeing Jesus anymore than the criminal is interested in seeing a policeman. And we
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