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Luke 17:24-33
Excerpted from: Faith (Part 4)

In the midst of this instruction regarding the conditions that are going to exist at the time of His return, He specifically draws attention to the awful state of unreadiness, being unprepared, that the people are going to be in then. I want you also to see that the instruction is not to the Pharisees. The instruction is to His disciples. He is warning they better be prepared because the people in the world are going to be going through their normal routines. They are not going to be prepared. They are not going to be ready. There is more than that there. He does not just say, be aware of her. He says, Remember! almost as if He is concerned that all of us, all of his disciples, are in danger of forgetting. Urgency! Was she urgent to leave? Was she ready to leave? No she was not.

Luke 17:27-30
Excerpted from: A Place of Safety? (Part 2)

Now there, that sets the context. We are talking about the time of the end. He says that the general idea is that these people were doing what?

Most people's attention on earth is going to be on secular things. Their attention is not going to be on the return of Christ; their focus is in the world.


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