Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" October 3rd Morning “Behold, I come quickly.” Matthew 24:36-51 The apostles had asked the Lord concerning the day of his coming, “When shall these things be?” He made answer as follows: Matthew 24:36-51. Matthew 24:36 Let us not therefore be troubled by idle prophecies as to the end of the world, even if they claim to be interpretations of Scripture, for what angels do not know has certainly not been revealed to hair-brained fanatics. “The veil which covers the face of futurity is woven by the hand of mercy;” let us not countenance those who attempt to tear it away. Augustine has well said, “God will not suffer man to have the knowledge of things to come; for if he had foresight of his prosperity he would be careless, and if he foreknew his adversity he would be hopeless.” The day of the Lord will find many unprepared, and will make a final division in our race. Matthew 24:40 Comrades in labour will not therefore be companions i...