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Mt 24:30 cut extra wording and clarify
Mt 24:30 cut extra wording and clarify from: "everyone will see something in the sky that indicates that I, the Son of Man, am returning to the earth." to what you see. The original wording misled by "see something that indicates" instead of following the textual idea that the Son himself will appear.
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\v 29 "Immediately after people have suffered during that time, the sun will become dark. The moon will not shine. The stars will fall from the sky. And God will shake all things in the sky loose from their place.
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\v 29 "Immediately after people have suffered during that time, the sun will become dark. The moon will not shine. The stars will fall from the sky. And God will shake all things in the sky loose from their place.
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\v 30 After that, everyone will see something in the sky that indicates that I, the Son of Man, am returning to the earth. Then unbelieving people from all people groups on earth will wail because they will be afraid of God punishing them. They will see me, the Son of Man, coming on the clouds with power and great glory as I return to the earth.
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\v 30 After that, everyone will see the Son of Man appear in the sky. Then unbelieving people from all people groups on earth will wail because they will be afraid of God punishing them. They will see me, the Son of Man, coming on the clouds with power and great glory as I return to the earth.
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\v 31 I will send my angels to the earth from everywhere in the heavens. When they hear the trumpet's loud blast, they will gather together God's people—the ones he has chosen—from across the whole earth."
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\v 31 I will send my angels to the earth from everywhere in the heavens. When they hear the trumpet's loud blast, they will gather together God's people—the ones he has chosen—from across the whole earth."
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