The Gospel According to St. Luke
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- Kapitel 21 -
(Mark 12:41–44)
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Temple Destruction and Other Signs
(Matthew 24:1–8; Mark 13:1–8)
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Witnessing to All Nations
(Matthew 24:9–14; Mark 13:9–13)
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The Destruction of Jerusalem
(Matthew 24:15–25; Mark 13:14–23)
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The Return of the Son of Man
(Matthew 24:26–31; Mark 13:24–27)
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The Lesson of the Fig Tree
(Matthew 24:32–35; Mark 13:28–31)
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Be Watchful for the Day
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Fußnoten
(a)21:11 These two phrases, ‘terrors from heaven’ and ‘great signs,’ indicate that some of these signs will be supernatural in origin; these signs are not merely natural disasters or increases in the usual sufferings that the world endures.(Conte)
(b)21:27 This verse plainly teaches that Jesus Christ will return, bodily, at the end of the tribulation. Jesus will return bodily, for a brief time, to establish His kingdom on earth. He does not remain on earth for long, because He must reign over the earth from Heaven. So He returns to Heaven to await the day of Judgment.(Conte)
Die zwei Scherflein der Witwe
(Markus 12,41-44)
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Jesus sagt die Zerstörung des Tempels voraus
(Matthäus 24,1-8; Markus 13,1-8)
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Die Zeichen der Zeit und das Ende des Zeitalters
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(Matthäus 24,9-14; Markus 13,9-13)
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Die Zerstörung Jerusalems
(Matthäus 24,15-25; Markus 13,14-23)
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Das Kommen des Menschensohns
(Matthäus 24,26-31; Markus 13,24-27)
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Das Gleichnis vom Feigenbaum
(Matthäus 24,32-35; Markus 13,28-31)
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Die Bedeutung des Wachseins
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