His visitation (advent?)
I read this in a commentary on Biblehub app -
The time of thy visitation.—The phrase is not found in any other Gospel. The idea of "visitation" presents two aspects, one of pardon (Luke 1:68; Luke 1:78; Luke 7:16), the other of chastisement (1Peter 2:12). In both, however, the act of "visiting" implied looking after, caring for, and so a purpose of mercy.
Like visiting someone who is sick or grieving.. to try to be of aide.. He comes in the Spirit of bringing "health"..
I just thought it was cool.. And is more of the UR/CU evident/shining through, in God's Word.
(Endicott's commentary on Luke 19:44, the rest of the verse, because Jerusalem didn't know the time of her visitation, not one stone would remain atop another. Note, not yet fully fulfilled? Dn12:11?dont mind me, fav rabbit hole.. :laughing7: