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Unless Jesus returns before: November 29, 2009
Proper 29 (Year B)
 

 
Second Coming of Christ

"Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will not pass away."
Luke 21:33
 

 

First Sunday of Advent
Prophecy Candle for Hope
 Romans 8:24-25 or Isaiah 60:2-3
Reading
Common
Catholic
Episcopal

Br. Bill's Talking Points
First
Jeremiah 33:14-16
Jeremiah 33:14-16
Zechariah 14:4-9

The Enduring Power of Words

1. Harm: Some of what we say has the destructive power to stir up problems.

2. Heal:  Some of what we say has the inspirational power to contribute to solutions.

3. Save:  All of what Jesus said has the redeeming power to give us eternal life.
Second
I Thess 3:9-13
I Thess 3:12--4:2
1 Thess 3:9-13
Psalm
25:1-10
25:4-5, 8-9, 10, 14
50 or 50:1-6
Gospel
Luke 21:25-36
Luke 21:25-28, 34-36
Luke 21:25-31



 

Quotes & Notes on:     Luke 21:33   

 

11/2006 -- Observe that few commentaries specifically touch on this verse.  The emphasis of the passage is on the Second Coming of Christ.  The permanent nature of His words extends through the prophetic eschatological events which are signs to believers of all future generations of the true character of all the words Jesus uttered.  The redemptive words of Jesus will be fulfilled regardless of the state of the earth or how long before His second coming.  His words are as relevant for us today as they were for those who first heard them, and as they will be for those who will be last to hear of them.

 

11/29/2009 -- "The Everlasting Word of God Prepares Us" for a life of Joy and Peace.

 

 - Br. Bill

 

  • John Wesley's Notes:
         (No comment on this verse).
     

  • Reginald Fuller's Preaching the Lectionary:

     (No comment on this verse).
     

  • William Baird, Interpreter's Commentary, 1971:

    (No comment on this verse).
     

  • J. McNicol, The New Bible Commentary, 1954:

      (No comment on this verse).
     

  • I.H. Marshall, The New Bible Commentary, 1970:

     [We must consider] that a full understanding of His words is hidden from us.... It is worth asking whether the coming of the end is not dependent in some way upon the church's fulfillment of the command to evangelize the world.
     

  • David Guzik, Study Guide for Luke:
    No mere man could truthfully say this. Jesus claims that His words are the very words of God - and they are.
     

  • Chuck Smith, Study Guide for Luke:
    The whole system is moving towards this climax, the return of Jesus Christ in power and glory. But when we see the signs of that return, we know that our redemption is so close. And Jesus affirms it; He says, "Now look, heaven and earth will pass away, but not My words."
     

  • Catechism of the Catholic Church:
     (No comment on this verse).
     

  • J. Norval Geldenhuys, Bible Expositor, 1960:

     After making these awe-inspiring pronouncements, Jesus proclaimed the absolute certainty that all these prophecies will be fulfilled.
     

  • Abingdon Bible Commentary (1929):

     (No comment on this verse).
     

  • D.D. Whedon, Commentary on Luke, 1866:

      (No comment on this verse).
     

  • The Fourfold Gospel:

     (No comment on this verse).
     

  • Treasury of Scripture Knowledge:

    Ps 102:26; Isa 40:8; 51:6; Mt 5:18; 24:35; Mr 13:31; 1Pe 1:25 2Pe 3:7-14; Re 20:11
     

  • Robertson's Word Pictures:
    My words shall not pass away (hoi logoi mou ou mę pareleusontai). Future middle indicative with ou mę, a bit stronger statement than the subjunctive. It is noteworthy that Jesus utters these words just after the difficult prediction in verse Lu 21:32.
     

  • William Burkitt's Notes:

    (No comment on this verse).
     

  • Family Bible Notes:

    (No comment on this verse).
     

  • 1599 Geneva Bible Notes:
     (No comment on this verse).
     

  • People's New Testament Commentary:

    (No comment on this verse).
     

  • Albert Barnes' Commentary:

     (No comment on this verse).
     

  • Jamieson-Faussett Brown:

      (No comment on this verse).
     

  • Spurgeon Devotional Commentary:

     (No comment on this verse).
     

  • Adam Clarke's Commentary:

     (No comment on this verse).
     

  • Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary:

     (No comment on this verse).

     

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    Bill's Starting Point

    The Permanent Word

    "Heaven and earth will pass away, but my words will not pass away."
    Luke 21:33

    • The Word of God is eternal.
      • Past
      • Present
      • Future

     

    The Permanent Word

     1. The teachings of Christ will always be at least as relevant

    as Heaven and earth

    2.  Our temporal lives are gradually being replaced with eternal qualities

    3. The eternal words of Jesus impart everlasting spirituality.

     

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