The Expositor 10
The Expositor 10
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195 refers evidently to the awreKela rov at&vo^ about which the disciples had questioned their Master.
Next follows a practical and positive direction. The sign given by Matthew and Mark is *' the abomination of desola- tion standing in the holy place," or "where it must not" stand: that given by Luke is "Jerusalem surrounded by camps." But in all three the injunction is the same, with one trifling exception, word for word : " Then let those in Judasa flee to the mountains." Then follows (Matth...ew and Mark) unheard-of tribulation ; and (Luke) slaughter and the people carried away captive to all lands, and "Jerusalem trodden under foot by Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled." These last words suggest that the destruction of the city will be followed by a long period of desolation.
After these words, Luke represents Christ as announcing the dissolution of nature and the appearance of the Son of Man in the sky. Matthew and Mark give a warning against false-Christs and false-prophets, and add "immediately after the tribulation of those days" (Matthew) or "in those days, after that tribulation" (Mark) "the sun shall be darkened .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
195 refers evidently to the awreKela rov at&vo^ about which the disciples had questioned their Master.
Next follows a practical and positive direction. The sign given by Matthew and Mark is *' the abomination of desola- tion standing in the holy place," or "where it must not" stand: that given by Luke is "Jerusalem surrounded by camps." But in all three the injunction is the same, with one trifling exception, word for word : " Then let those in Judasa flee to the mountains." Then follows (Matth...ew and Mark) unheard-of tribulation ; and (Luke) slaughter and the people carried away captive to all lands, and "Jerusalem trodden under foot by Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled." These last words suggest that the destruction of the city will be followed by a long period of desolation.
After these words, Luke represents Christ as announcing the dissolution of nature and the appearance of the Son of Man in the sky. Matthew and Mark give a warning against false-Christs and false-prophets, and add "immediately after the tribulation of those days" (Matthew) or "in those days, after that tribulation" (Mark) "the sun shall be darkened .
What to read after The Expositor 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox, Samuel, 1826-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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