In his day; the day when Christ shall come to destroy his enemies, deliver his friends, and establish his kingdom. There is the same double reference here to Christ's providential coming to destroy the city and temple, and to his second personal coming, which has been noticed in the notes to Matthew 24:1-51. It will be like the lightning, which fills the heavens from one end to the other with its brightness.

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Old Testament