<p>12:43 <i>Blessed is that servant, whom his master, when he comes, shall find so doing</i>- &lsquo;Watching&rsquo; is a major theme here in the context; but the blessing in view here is for &ldquo;doing&rdquo;, actually providing nourishment for the household. Again we see the parallel between watching and doing. Watching can never be an academic interest in Bible prophecies. It has to be active, or else it isn&rsquo;t &lsquo;watching&rsquo; in the sense intended.</p><p>In &quot;Shall find&quot; we find emphasized the eternal importance of our attitude of mind at the moment of the Lord&rsquo;s coming. Those who want to go to the Lord are confirmed in their desire by being snatched away to meet Him, whereas those who don&rsquo;t have that immediacy of desire will be left behind, to be forcibly gathered to Him later.</p>