The Son of Man Comes in His Father's Glory With His Angels

In the matthew gospel, it almost seems like these are different conversations as you're reading it. But when you look at the other gospels, i don't think we should it that way. I think we're supposed to read it as but it's at this moment that jesus starts telling them this new, this new narrative piece. And mark and luke make that more clear. It's more of a seamless conversation, one interaction. That makes the roud the pagans here and cesarea philippi. The very first time i heard i had a hard time get my head around it, and now i just, i just think it's so spot on.