One stone upon another (λιθος επ λιθον). Stone upon stone. A startling prediction showing that the gloomy current of the thoughts …

There shall not be left here one stone upon another. When this was spoken, no event was more improbable than this. The temple was vast, ri…

There shall not be left here one stone upon another. Josephus relates that Titus ordered the whole city and the Temple to be dug up, leavi…

The King, having finished His final discourse in the temple, left it, never to return. Jesus went out and departed from the temple. His ministry th…

Origen of Alexandria: After He had foretold all that would come upon Jerusalem, Christ “went out of the temple”—He who, while…

The question of Jesus in this verse anticipates a “yes” answer; of course the disciples see the buildings! Jesus’ forecast of the destruction of th…

Verily I say to you. As the vast size and wealth of the temple, like a veil hung before the eyes of the disciples, did not permit…

And Jesus said to them, do you not see all these things? &c.] "These great buildings", as in Mark; all these goodly stone…

Christ foretells the utter ruin and destruction coming upon the temple. A believing foresight of the defacing of all worldly glory, will help to ke…

Here, the multiple provocations of the Jews were recounted; now, the preparation for Christ’s departure through the instruction of His disciples is…