{The world} (	(8873) oikoumen(8873)). The inhabited world. In  Mt
4:8  it is 	ou kosmou. {In a moment of time} (en stigm(8869)
chronou). Only in Luke and the word stigm(885c) nowhere else in the
N.T. (from stiz(935c), to prick, or puncture), a point or dot. In
Demosthenes, Aristotle, Plutarch. Like our "second" of time or
tick of the clock. This panorama of all the kingdoms of the world
and the glory of them in a moment of time was mental, a great
feat of the imagination (a mental satanic "movie" performance),
but this fact in no way discredits the idea of the actual visible
appearance of Satan also. This second temptation in Luke is the
third in Matthew's order. Luke's order is geographical
(wilderness, mountain, Jerusalem). Matthew's is climacteric
(hunger, nervous dread, ambition). There is a climax in Luke's
order also (sense, man, God). There is no way to tell the actual
order.