What if Jesus Christ returned-not to the deserts of Judea, but to the heart of New York City? In this bold and provocative novel, the timeless figure of Jesus walks once more among humanity, stepping into a world of skyscrapers, smartphones, and streaming news. His presence disrupts the rhythms of Wall Street, the halls of political power, and the lives of ordinary people rushing through Times Square. Some recognize in him a voice of hope and healing; others see a threat to profit, order, and control. As miracles unfold on subway platforms and messages of love echo in the streets, crowds begin to gather. The media clamors to explain him, religious leaders argue over his identity, and authorities fear the unrest he inspires. Is he truly who he claims to be, or just another figure in an age of spectacle? Second Coming is a gripping exploration of faith, doubt, and the human hunger for meaning in a fractured, modern world. It challenges readers to imagine: if Christ appeared today, would we follow him-or crucify him all over again?

Mode of access: World Wide Web