Luke 19:27 . But those my enemies In this second part, he appears to glance principally at the Jews, but includes all who in the absence of their master, determine to revolt. Now Christ’s intention was, not only to terrify such persons by threatening an awful punishment, but also to keep his own people in faithful subjection; for it was no small temptation to see the kingdom of God scattered by the treachery and rebellion of many. In order then that we may preserve our composure in the midst of troubles, Christ informs us that he will return, and that at his coming he will punish wicked rebellion. (697) (697) “ Il se vengera contre les traistres, et les punira de leur rebellion ;” — “he will take vengeance on traitors, and will punish them for their rebellion.” return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-41" class="com-number"
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