Trader consensus on Polymarket reflects near-unanimous skepticism for Jesus Christ's Second Coming before 2027, with "No" commanding a 96.2% implied probability, driven by the complete absence of verifiable biblical precursors—such as the Antichrist's rise, a rebuilt Jerusalem temple, or global tribulation signs—in the past 30 days or broader 2026 landscape. Historical patterns of failed end-times predictions, from medieval prophecies to modern fringe claims, further solidify this positioning, as mainstream Christian doctrine emphasizes Matthew 24:36's warning that no one knows the day or hour. Social media buzz around the market itself generated minor Yes bets in February, but volumes overwhelmingly favor No amid zero credible developments. Realistic upsets would require an unprecedented, universally witnessed supernatural event by December 31, 2026, though scriptural and cultural barriers make this improbable.