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Matthew 24:37

Matthew 24:37

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public Domain

As the days of Noe were. In citing this example, the Lord has special reference to the fact that the warning then given was not heeded (). If, as seems probable, the antediluvians had more than a century's warning of the coming flood, it can hardly be only the suddenness of the calamity to which Christ would point (1 Peter 3:20).

He has used the illustration elsewhere (, ), where also the destruction of Sodom is adduced as a type of the last day. So shall also The parousia of Christ shall fall on a world incredulous and heedless.

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