In His second coming, Christ delivers the ____ to God.

• A. Kingdom
• B. Glory
• C. Church
• D. Power

Answer: (A)

The moment being described is the climactic act of Christ’s rule at the end of the age: He will deliver the Kingdom to God the Father. The “kingdom” here denotes Christ’s established rule and authority over all creation—His reign as the rightful King who has conquered all enemies. Scripturally, this is shown in passages like 1 Corinthians 15, where it says the end comes when He has delivered up the kingdom to God the Father after putting down all rule and authority. So the best answer is Kingdom, because the focus is on the fruition of Christ’s reign being handed over to the Father, completing God’s redemptive plan.

The other terms don’t fit the action described in this eschatological moment. Glory and power are attributes tied to Christ and His kingdom, but the specific verb here is delivering up the kingdom. The Church is part of the people under God’s rule, not the object being delivered in this passage.