So what does this post say about your statement that "last days" refers to the "period of time between the first coming and second coming of Jesus"?
Are you saying that last days now refers to a period of time AFTER the second coming of Jesus?
No Kam
The term "last days" in biblical context does not exclusively refer to a period after the second coming of Jesus. Instead, it is a broad term that can encompass both the period leading up to His return and the age that follows His second coming.
In many passages, "last days" includes the entire eschatological era beginning with the events of Christ's first arrival and extending through the final fulfillment at His second coming. Some scriptures describe signs and events that occur in the "last days," which can include the period of tribulation, the second coming itself, and the subsequent establishment of God's eternal kingdom.
However, the fullest and most complete fulfillment of the "last days when God's promises are fully realized, evil is defeated, and Christ establishes His eternal reign will only occur after His second coming.not before Until then, the "last days" is understood as an overlapping period that begins in the New Testament era and culminates in the final eschatological fulfillment.
