No, you are deflecting. We are talking about Matthew 24 and the generation that was warned when to flee to the mountains beyond Judea. And you have not answered a single question I asked on the subject.
LOL! You have no clue to what you are talking about...
Your very first comment on this was:
Absolutely clear that the GB does not know how to interpret scripture. The GT of Matthew 24 occurred and terminated in the first century with the destruction of Jerusalem. The GT was a non-repeatable local event affecting "this people" inhabiting Judea and Jerusalem.
To make it a dual prophecy, is to make Jesus speaking simultaneously, literally to His generation of believers and figuratively to ours. And we are left trying to figure out what praying our flight will not be in winter or on a Sabbath means. And what Jerusalem and Judea means and what the mountains mean and what not going home to pick up your jacket when roofing means...etc.
To which I replied:
It does have a future application according to the Bible. But the parts that you are referring to do not apply.
We are talking about the GT pertaining to a future event that leads to Jesus' second coming.
Rev shows that the 42 months living under the 8th king while refusing him, is the future GT that the GC and those that rule with Jesus will come out of.
Also, Thessalonians shows that when Jesus comes, it is during a time of Trib upon those that have faith in him, they are in need of relief.
There is no question according to what the Bible states, GT is future and leads to Jesus coming.
The Bible may just be all BS which in that case none of this will ever come to be, but regardless this is still what the Bible states.