'scholar':
Events that are expected come at the appropriate time and not the time of our choosing and the events that did occur give us confidence that future, expected events will occur at the appointed time.
This is simply magical thinking.
Jesus' presence or Parousia is described by many events which proved that he was present marked by its definite beginning as King ruling from the appointed time of 1914 CE to be climaxed by the Great Tribulation with the coming of the Son of Man for such events are built on the earlier fulfilment of prophecies or signs pertaining to Jerusalem. In short, the events of the First century in response to that first of three questions undergo the future fulfilment relating to Jesus' answer to the two questions in Matt. 24:3.
You're just spouting JW indoctrination. But as far as what the Bible actually says, Jesus' 'parousia' is expressly described as only being after the 'tribulation', and it has nothing at all to do with 1914.
Nothing that actually happened in 1799, 1874, 1878 or 1914 was actually
relevant to any stories in the Bible. Rutherford subsequently ditched Russell's claims about 1799, 1874 and
1878 to focus on 1914, but all of it remains superstitious nonsense. A war began in 1914, and the Watch
Tower Society has latched on to that ever since, but as far as what
Russell had actually 'predicted' (and current JW dogma), it was an entirely different thing and
in the wrong month.