Where in the OT does it speak about the second coming?

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Blik

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The seven feasts given to us lays out God's entire plan for our salvation. The three spring feasts tell of Christ's coming, even gave the time of the year that Christ was cruicified. There was a pause, and the summer feast gave the date of the Pentecost, and the three fall feasts give the second coming of Christ. If they follow God's pattern of predicting the dates of the year, but not the year, that it will happen it even tells us that.
 
TooFastTurtle

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JESUSLOVESME98 said:
Every single quote is ambiguous as to weather it is referring to a second coming. Not once does it say the messiah will have a second coming. Not once.
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Jesus does say I will come again but that is in the New Testament. This is the problem the Jews had, they expected it all to happen in one coming, some were pondering could there be two messiahs one suffering servant one conquering king.

Jesus chose to do it like this.
 
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TooFastTurtle said:
Jesus does say I will come again but that is in the New Testament. This is the problem the Jews had, they expected it all to happen in one coming, some were pondering could there be two messiahs one suffering servant one conquering king.

Jesus chose to do it like this.
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I just posted that the old testament speaks of the return of Christ as it gives the feasts, and you make the statement that the old testament does not. ???
 
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