Matthew 24:1
And Jesus went out of the temple; and his disciples came to him, to show him the buildings of the temple.
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Jeremiah 51:61And Jeremy said to Seraiah, When thou comest into Babylon, and seest, and readest all these words,
Ezekiel 10:17The wheels stood with those cherubims standing, and were raised [up] with the cherubims raised [up]; for the spirit of life was in those wheels. (The wheels stopped when the cherubim stopped, and were raised, or were lifted, up when the cherubim were lifted up; for the spirit of life was in those wheels.)
Hosea 9:12(So) That if they nurse their sons, I shall make them without children among men, (or And even if they do nourish their children, I shall soon make them to be without any children). But also woe to them, when I shall go away from them.
Matthew 23:39And I say to you, ye shall not see me from henceforth, till ye say, Blessed is he, that cometh in the name of the Lord.
Luke 21:5And when some men said of the temple, that it was appareled [or that it was adorned] with good stones and gifts, he said,
Matthew Henry on Matthew 24:1
Christ's preaching was mostly practical; but, in this chapter, we have a prophetical discourse, a prediction of things to come; such however as had a practical tendency, and was intended, not to gratify the curiosity of his disciples, but to guide their consciences and conversations, and it is therefore concluded with a practical application. The church has always had particular prophecies, besides general promises, both for direction and for encouragement to believers; but it is observable, Christ preached this… Read the whole commentary →