The Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) are the most well known books in the New Testament, but possibly the Bible. They give you a lot of details to what to expect when Jesus returns. They help you understand Revelations.
We know that Jesus will return in his body. It will be visible and he will be in a sense recognized. We also know that his return will happen when it is unexpected. That means if anyone predicts a date, then it is pretty much guaranteed that it will not happen on that date.
When Jesus returns it will be in his full glory and power. He will be accompanied by angels and the arch angels will have their predestined messages. This is when followers of Jesus, that have died while waiting, will resurrect to find what was promised to them. The unbelievers will resurrect to discover what they denied was actually true and face judgment along with the fallen angels.
The rapture is believed to happen in two parts. First comes Jesus with the saints. The secret truth is known only to his church, but the rapture is imminent. Second comes the saints with the glorious triumph. This is an universally recognized event. This is when it is believed that the millennial will begin for Satan. The states are separated by the great tribulation.
One thing we know for sure is that when Jesus returns that it will be to unify his people. Now if there are two or only one singular event for Jesus' return, then it will be discovered in the right time. We know that we will resurrect. We need to know that we resurrect to go to heaven instead of hell.
Matthew 16:24-28, 24:23-30, 25:31-46, Mark 13:32-37, John 5:25-30, Acts 1:9-11, Romans 8:9-11, 1 Corinthians 15:51-53, 2 Corinthians 5:6-10, & 2 Timothy 4:1-2
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