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Mark 13:14–27

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The Great Tribulation

14“When you see the abomination that causes desolation destanding where it should not” (let the reader understand f), “then those in Judea gmust flee to the mountains! 15A man on the housetop must not come down or go in to get anything out of his house. h16And a man in the field must not go back to get his clothes. i17Woe jto pregnant women and nursing mothers in those days! 18Pray kit lwon’t happen in winter. 19For those will be days of tribulation, mthe kind that hasn’t been from the beginning nof the world, opwhich God created, until now and never will be again! 20Unless the Lord qlimited those days, rno one would survive. sBut He limited those days because of the elect, twhom He chose. u

21“Then if anyone tells you, ‘Look, here is the •Messiah! vLook—there!’ do not believe it! 22For false messiahs wand false prophets will rise up and will perform signs and wonders xto lead astray, if possible, the elect. 23And you must watch! I have told you everything in advance.

The Coming of the Son of Man

24“But in those days, after that tribulation: y

The sun will be darkened,

and the moon will not shed its light;

25the stars zwill be falling from the sky,

and the celestial powers will be shaken. a

26Then they will see the •Son of Man bcoming cin clouds dwith great power eand glory. f27He will send out the angels gand gather His elect hfrom the four winds, from the end of the earth to the end of the sky. i

Read in Logos
Mark 13:26: And then they will see the Son of Man coming in clouds with great power and glory.

Footnotes

  1. f13:14 These are, most likely, Mark’s words to his readers.
  2. l13:18 Other read pray that your escape
  3. o13:19 creation
  4. s13:20 days, all flesh would not survive
  5. •Or the Christ; the Greek word is Christos and means the anointed one. Where the NT emphasizes Christos as a name of our Lord or has a Gentile context, “Christ” is used. Where the NT Christos has a Jewish context, the title “Messiah” is used.
  6. w13:22 Or false christs
  7. •Most frequent title Jesus used for Himself (Dn 7:13; Mt 8:20)

Cross references

  1. d13:14 Dn 9:27; 11:31; 12:11
  2. e13:14 Dn 9:27
  3. g13:14 Lk 1:5
  4. h13:15 Lk 17:22–36
  5. i13:16 Lk 19:36
  6. j13:17 Rv 9:12
  7. k13:18 Mt 5:44; Ac 12:12
  8. m13:19 1Co 1:4
  9. n13:19 Ac 26:4
  10. p13:19 Jn 1:3; Rv 3:14
  11. q13:20 Col 4:1; Jd 5
  12. r13:20 Is 60:21–22
  13. t13:20 Mt 24:22
  14. u13:20 Eph 1:4
  15. v13:21 Mt 1:17; Eph 5:2
  16. x13:22 Ex 7:3; Dn 6:27; Jn 4:48; Ac 4:30; Rm 15:19; 2Th 2:9; Heb 2:4
  17. y13:24 2Co 1:4
  18. z13:25 Rv 1:16
  19. a13:24–25 Is 13:10; 34:4; Jl 2:10, 31; 3:15
  20. b13:26 Mk 2:10
  21. c13:26 Mk 8:38; 1Th 4:16
  22. d13:26 Dn 7:13–14
  23. e13:26 Lk 6:19
  24. f13:26 Mk 10:37; Lk 9:32
  25. g13:27 Mt 13:49; Ac 5:19; Rv 14:6
  26. h13:27 Mt 22:14, 22
  27. i13:27 Zch 2:6