Like the days of Noah

Then the next vs in Matthew24 talks of sending His angels to the four corners of the earth to gather in the elect. Angels can be angelic beings but can also be messengers. So I believe this is the dispersion of Gods servants who are his messengers bringing the elect in by preaching the good News. I believe Yeshuas coming in the clouds before the Ancient of days is a period of time from his ascension to the right hand of God but also including these events. Because Matthew and indeed Yeshua includes them into this story of Israel. Then Jesus says learn the lesson from the fig tree, when it starts to shoot you know summer is near, He then likens the signs to the fig tree and tells them these things are so close to happening, they are even at the door. Then he tells them "THIS NATION WILL NOT PASS AWAY UNTIL ALL THESE THINGS WHICH YESHUA SPOKE OF COMES TO PASS!!! This statement puts these events clearly in the time of the disciples. The Roman emperor Titus was the instrument of Yhwhs judgement on unbelieving Israel Because these verses have always been understood as the return of Jesus, they have caused many to not believe the scriptures. Because they believed that in this modern unHebrew understanding Jesus was supposed to return in that generation. If however you accept the interpretation I have given, there is no contradiction of the scriptures what so ever. Because my interpretation fits the framework given by the scriptures

From this context we can then understand why Jesus likens this coming of Gods judgement to the Days of Noah. It is the wicked who are snatched away to judgement and the righteous live and are saved. These scriptures aren't timeless truths but are part of the whole episode of Israels judgement. This scripture has been wrenched from its context and been made into the rapture, when in fact it has nothing to do with the rapture. Also We must liken it to the days of Noah, when we do that we find that the righteous are left behind and not taken out. The wicked are snatched to judgement. There was no rapture in Noahs day I can assure you. So lets come to our senses and use common rules of grammar in interpreting scripture. Lets do what the scripture asks, that is to liken the events in Israel to the days of Noah.

You see the coming of the lord is also understood in Judgement terms as in Amos etc Now of course we can apply the truths of been watchful and been faithful to the 2nd coming of Yeshua. But we must understand what it meant to the disciples and Israel of Jesus' time Rather the 2nd coming of Yeshua is spoken of in chapter 25 of Matthew.. This description is more in keeping with what Jesus himself taught about His return. His return is where he judges the Nations, and separates the sheep from the goats, as in Matthew 25. The blessed enter into eternal life in his Kingdom , the wicked into eternal damnation. This is the event I am longingly looking for. I am in keeping with the hope of Israel. This is when our healing will come, when all we have hoped and believed will come to pass.. So chapter24 to the end of 25 is the whole story from the time of the disciples to the end of the world . Because Chapter26 starts with "AFTER JESUS HAD FINISHED SAYING THESE THINGS referring to all he said in chapter 24 & 25. So then Matthew 24&25&25 are a unit and must be seen together.