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- Looking for a Sign
- The Pharisees were looking for something cosmic
- Jesus told them that the kingdom was not “observable”
- It was with them now
- Jesus redirects the conversation to the disciples
- They were aware of who Jesus was (to the best of their ability)
- The final judgment will be accompanied by cosmic events
- Bringing hope to the saved and fear to the lost
- It will come, but at a time that they do not expect it – regardless of what others may say
- The judgment will be preceded by a crucial event – Jesus’ Suffering
- Suffering before Glory; Rejection before Rule
- Jesus makes two comparisons to the judgment
- The flood – Genesis 7
- Sodom and Gomorrah – Genesis 19
- People will be focused on the affair of life with no regard for God
- The kingdom will enter Quickly
- No time to gather belongings
- No place to look back
- Many will be unprepared
- Honoring God now will help mankind to endure temporal persecution
- What will the day look like?
- Two in bed, two grinding – one taken, one left behind
- “Where will they go?” – the disciples ask
- Jesus redirects them to the important point – those left behind will not be comforted
- The Parable – 18:1-8
- Jesus now illustrates His point of discussion – After suffering, He will Return
- To endure suffering – Pray
- The ungodly judge was finally moved to help the widow because of her persistence – We also need to be persistent and never discouraged