Jesus, Daniel, John, and Paul all discussion about a shocking occasion that will come to the planet before Jesus comes and fixes things. Jesus’ name for it is “the detestation of destruction.” Something that God abhors and in this way judges. Precluding the authentic reviews of such an occasion by means of Antiochus and Titus, we close with Paul in his second letter to the Thessalonians, section 2, that a definitive horrifying presence that makes forlorn is Satan himself. He will sit in the Temple. Not a pig. Not a symbol.
Jesus gives headings to anybody nearby in that day: Get out!
Presently, did this at any point occur? Indeed. The scene was lived out in AD 70. However, it will repeat. Disclosure affirms an end time What is the abomination of desolation concealing spot for the individuals who escape during this period (12:6, 14-16). Then will come the host of actors, even supernatural occurrence laborers, to persuade you that Jesus is now back, as they were doing in the Thessalonian church. Paul and Jesus say, Don’t you trust it!
Matthew 24:26, “In this manner assuming they tell you, ‘Look, He is in the desert!’ don’t go out; or ‘Look, He is in the internal rooms!’ don’t trust it.”
This is one of the issues with the alleged “secret euphoria” thought. Jesus said it: Matthew 24:27, “As the lightning comes from the east and glimmers toward the west, so likewise will the approaching of the Son of Man be. For any place the corpse is, there the birds will be assembled.”
Paul discusses that very day by similar name in I Thessalonians 4:15-16. At the “happening to the Lord” will be a yell, a saintly voice, and a trumpet, as the Lord is plunging from Heaven. No confidential here. On the off chance that Jesus or Paul knew about an earlier excursion to earth, for what reason did neither of them mentionboth occasions in a similar spot? Why permit such disarray in the text? Or on the other hand is it the advanced educators who have added the disarray?
Clearly, every eye will see Jesus when He comes (Revelation 1:7) very much like everybody nearby a lightning bolt sees it doubtlessly. A much really fascinating relationship is proposed by birds, or all the more appropriately in setting here, vultures. You’ve seen them floating, revolving around, and when the passing is affirmed, quickly jumping on the dead body. Vultures go where the activity is. When the body is obviously dead they are not in the air, they are down.
When Jesus chooses to come to earth, he will come to the focal point of the conflict, with a multitude of professors in his train. No wavering. No notice of what present day “researchers” and moviemakers proclaim so openly. No fundamental flight. Lightning strike! Vulture landing! It’s finished. “The Son has come and you’ve been abandoned” to be judged, presently.
Matthew 24:29 “Following the tribulation…they will see the Son of Man coming in the billows of heaven…and He will send His holy messengers with an extraordinary sound of a trumpet, and they will assemble His choose from the four breezes.” The holy messengers, the trumpet, the ingathering. It’s everything here. This is the euphoria, this is the making up for lost time of the congregation. This is the second and last coming, the only one guaranteed by Jesus!