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Luke 21:25-31

When I first read these lessons over earlier in the week, my first reaction was: what on earth can I of make of these, they seem all too . . . real, somehow: splitting apart of mountains, refugees, confusion and a sense of timelessness, distress among nations. It’s as if Zechariah and Luke had been reading the Boston Globe this past week (or indeed any week!) and commenting on what they read there. Read More