Traders show near-certain consensus against Jesus Christ returning before 2027, reflecting the absence of any verifiable signs, fulfilled prophecies, or global events aligning with longstanding Christian eschatological expectations over the past year. Cultural narratives around the Second Coming in film, literature, and religious discourse continue to emphasize uncertainty and unknowable timing rather than near-term fulfillment, consistent with historical patterns of unfulfilled date predictions. While sudden geopolitical shifts or major religious movements could theoretically prompt reinterpretations among believers, no such developments have surfaced to alter the dominant market view, underscoring the high barriers to an upset outcome in the absence of dramatic, widely accepted precursors.