Immediately (ευθεως). This word, common in Mark's Gospel as ευθυς, gives trouble if one stresses the time element. The problem is …

Shall the sun be darkened, etc. The images used here are not to be taken literally. They are often employed by the sacred writers to denot…

Immediately after the tribulation of those days — From this point onward, the prophecy takes a wider range, passing beyond the nar…

Our Lord appears to have purposely mingled the prophecies concerning the destruction of Jerusalem and His own second coming, so that there should b…

Glossa Ordinaria: As soon as the Lord has fortified believers against the schemes of the Antichrist and his ministers by showi…

For general arguments that vv.29–31 refer to Jesus’ Parousia, not the coming of the Son of Man in the events of A. D. 70, see comments on vv.1–3. T…

And immediately after the tribulation of those days. Christ now comes to speak of the full manifestation of His kingdom, about which He wa…

Immediately after the tribulation of those days
That is, immediately after the distress the Jews would be in through…

Christ foretells His second coming. It is usual for prophets to speak of things as near and just at hand, to express their greatness and certainty.…

After the Lord answered the disciples' question concerning the destruction of the city of Jerusalem, He begins here to answer them concerning His S…