Then let them which be in Judaea flee into the mountains:
When you see that happen, if you're in Judea, don't pack a bag or think twice, just run to the mountains.
Sometimes the best move is knowing when to get out of there.
📚 Historical Context
In the context of Jesus' teachings in Matthew 24, He is describing signs of the end times and the destruction of Jerusalem, which historically unfolded during the Jewish-Roman War in AD 70 when Roman forces besieged the city. This verse specifically urges those living in Judea to flee to the mountains for safety when they see these prophetic signs, reflecting the intense political and religious tensions of first-century Israel. It draws from Jesus' role as a prophet warning His followers about impending catastrophe.
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