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Dwight Pentecost was a modern father of dispensationalism, and it's head quarters at Dallas Theological Seminary, he's one of its authoritative voices regarding dispensationalism
Yes Pentecost taught that Jesus is going to return to this earth leaving the right hand of the father and take a literal physical throne in Jerusalem amongst mortal humans in earthly dying bodies, that will surround him on a throne in Jerusalem as seen in "Bold Red" below (A Lie)!
Any physical body taking a throne in Jerusalem proclaiming to be Jesus Christ, this will be the false christ, the man of sin, the beast, the antichrist
Jesus returns in fire and final Judgement dissolving the heavens and earth at his return, the unsaved wicked will be destroyed by this fire judgement complete eternity begins
Wikipedia: J. Dwight Pentecost
Pentecost held a B.A. from
Hampden–Sydney College (1937) and Th.M. (1941) and Th.D. (1956) degrees from
Dallas Theological Seminary. During his academic career he taught biblical subjects for over 60 years (
Philadelphia College of Bible, 1948–55; Dallas Theological Seminary, 1955–2014). He was Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Bible Exposition at DTS, one of only two so honored.
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Doctrine of the Second Coming
Dwight Pentecost
Source: See page 392 in
Things to Come
Concerning the second advent certain facts may be observed.
C. The second advent is necessary. The large body of unfulfilled prophecy makes the second advent absolutely essential.49 It has been promised that He shall come Himself (
Acts 1:11); that the dead will hear His voice (
John 5:28); that He will minister unto His watching servants (
Luke 12:37); that He will come to earth again (
Acts 1:11), to the same Mount Olivet from which He ascended (
Zech. 14:4), in flaming fire (
2 Thess. 1:8), in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory (
Matt. 24:30;
1 Pet. 1:7;
4:13), and stand upon the earth (
Job 19:25); that His saints (the church) shall come with Him (
1 Thess. 3:13;
Jude 14); that every eye shall see Him (
Rev. 1:7); that He shall destroy Antichrist (
2 Thess. 2:8); that
He shall sit on His throne (Matt. 25:-31; Rev. 5:13); that all nations will be gathered before Him and He will judge them (Matt. 25:32); that He shall have the throne of David (Isa. 9:6-7; Luke 1:32; Ezek. 21:25-27); that it will be upon the earth (Jer. 23:5-6); that He shall have a kingdom (Dan. 7:13-14); and rule over it with His saints (Dan. 7:18-27; Rev. 5: 10); that all kings and nations shall serve Him (
Ps. 72:11;
Isa. 49:6-7;
Rev. 15:4); that the kingdoms of this world shall become His kingdom (
Zech. 9:10;
Rev. 11:15); that the people shall gather unto Him (
Gen. 49:10); that every knee shall bow to Him (
Isa. 45:23); that they shall come and worship the King (
Zech. 14:16;
Ps. 86:9); that He shall build up Zion (
Ps. 102:16);
that His throne shall be in Jerusalem (
Jer. 3:17;
Isa. 33:20-21); that the Apostles shall sit upon twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel (
Matt. 19:28;
Luke 22:28-30); that He shall rule all nations (
Ps. 2:8-9;
Rev. 2:27); that He shall rule with judgment and justice (
Ps. 9:7); that the temple in Jerusalem will be rebuilt (
Ezek. 40—48), and the glory of the Lord will come into it (
Ezek. 43:2-5;
44:4); that the glory of the Lord will be revealed (
Isa. 40:5); that the wilderness shall be a fruitful field (
Isa. 32: 15); that the desert will blossom as the rose (
Isa. 35:1-2); and His rest shall be glorious (
Isa. 11:10). The entire covenant program with Israel, which has not yet been fulfilled, necessitates the second advent of Messiah to the earth. The principle of literal fulfillment makes it essential that Christ return.