That ye be not led astray (μη πλανηθητε). First aorist pa ive subjunctive with μη (lest). This verb πλαναω occurs here only in Luk…

Saying, I am Christ—Literally, I am. The italics show that the word “Christ” is an interpolation. The sentence is better left in …

This passage refers, in the first place, to the siege of Jerusalem and, in its second and yet fuller meaning, to the coming of the Lord.

It l…

Eusebius of Caesarea: History informs us how beautiful everything related to the temple's structure was, and enough remains…

Warning against deception. The opening of the discourse resembles, with several exceptions, that in Mt 24 and Mk 13. Luke does not mention that Jes…

And he said, take heed that you be not deceived With false Christs, and false prophets: for many shall come i…

With much curiosity, those around Christ ask about the time when the great desolation would occur. He answers with clarity and fullness, to the ext…