Christ Manifested is a book by 18th century Christian scholar John Fletcher, who expresses his views on the manifestations of God through Christ, and how He might manifest Himself. Fletcher conducts a thorough examination of the Biblical canon, so that we may know what to expect when Christ returns. He analyzes and explains passages of the Bible which indicate the possible characteristics of the savior returned, and discusses what qualities Jesus would expound to a witness or witnesses. John Fletcher proposes that God or Christ regularly reappears to individuals.

These situational appearances are each significant, for their purpose varies according to the witness and to the circumstances. For example, sinners on the brink of damnation may encounter God or Jesus, who delivers a final warning: change their ways, or enter the abyss. Realizing that many readers would be skeptical that God appears quite frequently, Fletcher spends the latter portions of his book listing the various manifestations of God in both the Old and New Testaments.