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Thank you for that reply. I find Luke 17:20, 21 interesting in relation to what we are discussing and what he said to Pharisees: "On being asked by the Pharisees when the Kingdom of God was coming, he answered them: “The Kingdom of God is not coming with striking observableness; nor will people say, ‘See here!’ or, ‘There!’ For look! the Kingdom of God is in your midst.” Because the world has already been warned by world-wide witnessing...
Right, but Jesus wasn't referring to our day with His answer to the Pharisees, but talking about His presence then and there, which did not come about with striking observableness, when He was born unnoticed into an insignificant little town in Palestine, but then, in verse 22, when addressing His disciples, He switches to our day and this second coming, which will indeed be with striking observableness in front of all the tribes of the earth, in power and great glory such as no one ever saw and experienced, other than the four disciples on the holy mountain, who merely saw it in a vision, except, this time it will be the real thing, and in front of 8+ billion people, who will be stunned out of their wits.
