Matthew 24:27, 30, 48

Matthew 24:27 TPT

The appearing of the Son of Man will burst forth with the brightness of lightning shining from the eastern sky to the west.

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Matthew 24:30 TPT

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Then the sign announcing the Son of Man will appear in the sky, and all the nations of the earth will mourn over him. And they will see the Son of Man appearing in the clouds of heaven, revealed with mighty power, great splendor, and glory.

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Matthew 24:48 TPT

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“But the evil servant says in his heart, ‘My master delays his coming, and who knows when he will return?’ And because of the delay, the servant mistreats those in his master’s household. Instead of caring for the ones he was appointed to serve

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