The Second Coming of Christ refers to the future event in Christian eschatology when Jesus Christ is prophesied to return to Earth. This event is often associated with the fulfillment of biblical prophecies found in the New Testament, particularly in the books of Matthew, Mark, and Revelation. It is believed that Christ will come to judge the living and the dead, establishing God's kingdom. Many Christians view the Second Coming as a time of hope and renewal, where peace and justice will prevail. Various interpretations exist regarding the signs that will precede this event, including natural disasters and moral decline. The Second Coming is a central theme in many Christian teachings and is celebrated in various denominations.