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Judgment is Sudden and Sure
All commentators agree that the core message is the sudden and unexpected nature of the Lord's return. Scholars like John Gill and Thomas Aquinas note this applies not only to the final judgment but also to the moment of an individual's death. The verse is a powerful call to live in a constant state of readiness, as our personal day of accountability is unknown and can arrive at any time.
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Charles Spurgeon
On Matthew 24:48–51
19th Century
Preacher
He was a servant, you see. So this is a warning, not to the outside world, but to you who are inside the nominal church and who profess to be serva…
Expositor's Bible Commentary
On Matthew 24:50
If the servant is wicked and lacks faithfulness and wisdom (v.45), he may convince himself that the master “is staying away a long time”—perhaps a …
John Gill
On Matthew 24:50
17th Century
Pastor
The lord of that servant
Not by redemption and grace, but by creation and profession; shall come in a da…
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Matthew Henry
On Matthew 24:42–51
17th Century
Minister
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 …
Thomas Aquinas
On Matthew 24:42–51
13th Century
Philosopher
After the Lord affirmed the uncertainty of the hour of His coming, He advises vigilance. This advice is twofold:
- First, He advises all…