MATTHEW 24:37, C. H. Cayce “But as the days of Noe were, shall also the coming of the Son of Man be.”
The same thing is spoken of in Luke 17:26. The following verses tell how the people were doing in Noah’s day, until he entered the ark and the flood came. The coming of the Son of Man refers to His coming in the gospel kingdom after His resurrection, when the old law worship and service has been fully closed out, and the light of gospel service and worship has been fully set up; and the destruction of Jerusalem is also referred to, as may be seen in the connection. It was a time of much wickedness in Noah’s day, when he entered the ark— so was it a time of much wickedness when Jerusalem was destroyed, the old law worship and service done away, and the light of gospel worship and service fully ushered in. The Primitive Baptist, August 10, 1910.