Matthew 24:38-41These two back-to-back examples, appearing near the conclusion of the Olivet Prophecy, squarely fit into the judgment-resulting-in-division model. In them, we see an unmistakable context of judgment on God's part as well as a concomitant division into two groups, in this case, a fifty-fifty split. Charles Whitaker
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What the Bible says about Fifty-Fifty Split
(From Forerunner Commentary)
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