The documents discuss prophecies about the destruction of Jerusalem as a symbol of future events and Christ's second coming. Ellen White writes that the warnings to Jerusalem apply to Christ's judgment at the end of the world. She says at His coming, Christ will send angels to gather the elect from around the world. The fact section notes that the events in Matthew 24 are described in strict chronological order through the use of temporal expressions like "then" to connect sequential events.
The documents discuss prophecies about the destruction of Jerusalem as a symbol of future events and Christ's second coming. Ellen White writes that the warnings to Jerusalem apply to Christ's judgment at the end of the world. She says at His coming, Christ will send angels to gather the elect from around the world. The fact section notes that the events in Matthew 24 are described in strict chronological order through the use of temporal expressions like "then" to connect sequential events.
The documents discuss prophecies about the destruction of Jerusalem as a symbol of future events and Christ's second coming. Ellen White writes that the warnings to Jerusalem apply to Christ's judgment at the end of the world. She says at His coming, Christ will send angels to gather the elect from around the world. The fact section notes that the events in Matthew 24 are described in strict chronological order through the use of temporal expressions like "then" to connect sequential events.
The documents discuss prophecies about the destruction of Jerusalem as a symbol of future events and Christ's second coming. Ellen White writes that the warnings to Jerusalem apply to Christ's judgment at the end of the world. She says at His coming, Christ will send angels to gather the elect from around the world. The fact section notes that the events in Matthew 24 are described in strict chronological order through the use of temporal expressions like "then" to connect sequential events.
“The ruin of Jerusalem was a symbol of the final ruin that shall overwhelm the
world. The prophecies that received a partial fulfillment in the overthrow of
Jerusalem have a more direct application to the last days. We are now standing on the threshold of great and solemn events. A crisis is before us, such as the world has never witnessed.” Ellen G. White, Thoughts from the Mount of Blessing, pp. 120, 12 “The warnings that Christ gave to Jerusalem were not to end with them. The judgments upon Jerusalem were a symbol of the events of Christ's coming to judgment in the last day, when before Him shall be gathered all nations. "He shall send His angels with a great sound of a trumpet, and they shall gather together His elect from the four winds, from one end of heaven to the other." Ellen G. White, Testimonies to Ministers and Gospel Workers, p. 232 Fact #5: The Events of Matthew 24 are in strict chronological order as we can see by the continued use of “temporal” expressions. Verse 6 [‘the end is not yet’] Verse 8 [‘the beginning of sorrows’] Verse 9 [‘then’] Verse 10 [‘then’] Verse 14 [‘then’] Verse 16 [‘then’] Verse 19 [‘those days of the flight]’ Verse 21 [‘then’] Verse 22 [‘those days of the tribulation cut short’ 2 times] Verse 23 [‘then’] Verse 29 [‘immediately after the tribulation of those days’] Verse 30 [‘then’ 2 times] The Exegetical Dictionary of the New Testament explains the meaning of the Greek word tote, ‘then’: “In the sense of thereafter introduces that which (immediately) follows temporally.”
STUDIES ON MATTHEW 24 – Expanded Edition by Pastor Stephen Bohr