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In this chapter, we have Jesus Himself giving very explicit details about events leading up to and during the time that He returns to earth. Although this chapter alone can be a very extensive study, a quick look at a summary and key verses of Matthew 24 can serve as a springboard into deeper study.
16 wrz 2024 · The prophecy in Matthew 24:14 confirms that God will again give humans multiple opportunities to heed the gospel and repent of their sinfulness. Sooner or later, when God intervenes dramatically, a succession of events will take place that will culminate in the return of Jesus Christ.
Matthew 24, often referred to as the "Olivet Discourse," records Jesus' prophetic discourse on the destruction of the Temple, the signs of His second coming, and the end of the age. Jesus underscores the importance of vigilance, warning His followers to stay alert and prepared for His return.
The Signs of Christ's Coming, Part 2. Now we come to the study of the Word of God in Matthew chapter 24. Matthew 24 and 25 is known as “The Olivet Discourse.”. It is a discourse or a sermon by our Lord Jesus Christ, delivered on the Mount of Olives. Its subject is the second coming of Christ.
A. The destruction of the temple and its implications. 1. (1-2) Jesus predicts the destruction of the temple. Then Jesus went out and departed from the temple, and His disciples came up to show Him the buildings of the temple. And Jesus said to them, “Do you not see all these things?
Matthew 24:9-14 speaks of events that will affect just the Christians. This is a chronological passage, taking us all the way from the beginning birth pains right up to the end of this age and the gathering of the elect, the resurrection and rapture of all the believers.
What does Matthew 24:19 mean? Jesus has warned His disciples of a moment when Jerusalem and the temple will be destroyed. When the temple is desecrated by an abomination, Jesus has said, all in Jerusalem should run for their lives to the mountainous regions to hide.
