In what watch (ποια φυλακη). As in 14:25 (four watches of the night).

Broken through (διορυχθηνα). Digged …

But know this, if a man knew the hour, or about the hour, when a robber would come, he would be ready for him. So you do…

But know this — The verses from Matthew 24:42 to Matthew 24:51 have no corresponding text in the reports of this discourse given b…

If the householder has reliable information that a thief is coming, but does not know at what hour he will arrive, he will stay awake all night, wa…

St. Jerome: Having declared that of that hour knoweth no man, but the Father only, He shows that it was not expedien…

The first parable teaches both the unexpectedness of the return of “your Lord” and the church’s willingness to call Jesus “the Lord,” a religious t…

If the householder had known. Luke relates this discourse of Christ at a different place from Matthew; and we need not wonder at this, for…

But know this
Or you do know this: this may be illustrated by supposing a case well known to men, and in which commo…

To watch for Christ's coming, is to maintain that disposition of mind in which we would be willing for our Lord to find us.

We know that we …

After the Lord affirmed the uncertainty of the hour of His coming, He advises vigilance. This advice is twofold:

1. First, He advises all…