john313 said:I think he would have to reteach everything. I also think he would point out that many of today's Christians are followers of Paul, not of Jesus and the other prophets. He would reteach the original Law that Paul said was abolished with the human sacrifice of Jesus. I think he would be distraught with the wickedness in people of all religions and cultures;killing each other for money and the like. He may even be among us today, but we do not recognise him.
If he was actually here now, teaching, would we follow him or cast him aside as a teacher of nonsense because we are all so set in our ways?:sarcastic
Jesus invisible presence in kingly power began in 1914 and has been felt in an unmistakable and positive way. In spite of the ruin caused by humans, the enthroned King, Christ Jesus, has actively participated in forging a new nation of peoplea people for Jehovahs name "out of all nations and tribes and peoples and tongues." Christs active invisible presence has stimulated a worldwide preaching and teaching program that has touched the hearts of millions of rightly disposed individuals. They have been moved to take their stand on the side of Jehovahs Kingdom in the hands of Christ Jesus.Revelation 7:9, 10.
In the face of increasing daily evidence that the multifaceted sign of Christs presence is being fulfilled, it is evident to alert Christians that we are facing the end of an epoch. Now is the time to "pay more than the usual attention" to the enthroned King, Christ Jesus. (Hebrews 2:1) He admonishes us: "Keep awake, then, all the time making supplication that you may succeed in escaping all these things that are destined to occur, and in standing before the Son of man."Luke 21:36.so you are right when you say that people will cast him aside , because they do! People do not recgonise the signs of his presence today. and in doing so do not recgonise him