Not even the Son (ουδε ο υιος). Probably genuine, though absent in some ancient MSS. The idea is really involved in the words "but…

But of that day and hour. This refers to the precise time of the fulfillment. The general signs of its coming have been given; as…

No, not the angels of heaven. St. Mark’s addition—neither the Son, or better, not even the Son—is remarkable in …

There is a clear change in our Lord’s words here, which clearly indicates that they refer to His last great coming to judgment: But of that day…

St. John Chrysostom: The Lord, having described all the signs that will precede His coming and brought His discourse to the ve…

Many commentators read v.36 with the preceding paragraph; but it goes much better with the following verses, which constitute an exhortation to vig…

But of that day and hour. By this statement, Christ intended to keep the minds of believers in suspense so that they would not, through a …

But of that day and hour knows no man
Which is to be understood, not of the second coming of Christ, the end of the …

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…