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Matthew 24:4–8 · BSB
24:4 Jesus answered, “See to it that no one deceives you.
24:5 For many will come in My name, claiming, ‘I am the Christ,’ and will deceive many.
24:6 You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed. These things must happen, but the end is still to come.
24:7 Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. There will be famines and earthquakes in various places.
24:8 All these are the beginning of birth pains.
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…God and performing a lot of these evil wicked acts as well and the Bible warns that there will be coming a day when men will be like this look atMatthew chapter 24and I want to look at verses 8 through 10 now we're gonna go back to 2 Kings as well but I just kind of want to look at some end times here look at…
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…the temple. He made it just something spectacular. And it's kind of interesting if you'll go over, kind of just keep your place there, go toMatthew chapter 24, you'll kind of see an indication of the majesty of this particular building. He says, now this is where Jesus and His disciples are together,…
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…okay. The interesting thing is that Jesus actually addresses all these things that we just wrote about, Matthew 24, that we just were mentioning inMatthew chapter 24. War and conflict and natural disasters. And in association with topics like these, Jesus says things like, but the end is not yet. Or these are…
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…want to add one thing to Voltaire's statement. Work spares us from distraction. To our knowledge, what we have recorded in the Bible, this sermon,Matthew chapter 24and 25, is Jesus' final sermon right before he heads to the cross. The Olivet sermon is known as the Olivet sermon. And Jesus spends 62 verses, the…
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…buds, man. Tell us when is this gonna happen? And what are gonna be the signs? Their question was, when what's gonna happen? In Matthew's account,Matthew chapter 24, a parallel account to this, they say, Can you tell us when you are going to return, when the kingdom will be set up, and when the end of the age…
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…tells us that the Lord is not willing that any should perish. The evidence of this being the desire of Jesus' heart is clear in the chapters ofMatthew, chapter 24and 25. James Montgomery Boyce, who was a pastor at the 10th Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia for 32 years. I've been here 12 years, so that's…
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…but it is it is familiar familiar to us nonetheless. It's from the final week of Jesus' life. It set this section, fits into the larger context ofMatthew chapter 24and 25, this larger teaching of Jesus. But what we need to know, just a few notes about this, about this story. What we need to know is as the…
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…series, though, on how we live until Jesus comes and praying for God's wisdom in this. We're going to be going, taking selected passages fromMatthew chapter 24and Matthew chapter 25 throughout this sermon series. It's four parts. Here's how the you can get the most out of this sermon series. That you on…
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…excurses here. I want you to turn to the left to the book of Matthew. So it's the very first book of the New Testament. And we're going to turn toMatthew chapter 24, which is a section of Scripture known as the Olivet Discourse, where Jesus is talking about future events. Jesus teaches us three parables in…
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…see prophecies that come up very recently in our history. Now, Jesus directly references this specific prophecy that we looked at last week here inMatthew chapter 24. Turn with me in your Bibles to Matthew chap 24. Jesus spends an almost an entire chapter here with his disciples talking about what to expect in…
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…us that way. But in all reality, you peel back and you're so far away from the savior. Desperately sick. Matter of fact, Jesus talks about this inMatthew chapter 24. He literally looks at the Pharisees and he says, "You're like whitewashed tombs, which outwardly appear beautiful, but are full of dead people's…
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…still existed even though Jesus had come. Remember what Jesus told the disciples on the Mount of Olives as he's looking down over the temple? inMatthew chapter 24, he says, know this, there will not be one stone left upon another. This temple is coming down. When the writer of Hebrews says it is ready to…
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…Now Matthew's record of the gospel, as careful students of the Bible all realize, is written with Israel in view, not the church. And we read inMatthew chapter 24, I'll read you just a few verses from that chapter, starting at verse 15. When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by…
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…that remains. And of that, we don't know the hour. We only know the day. What did Jesus tell us the day is? Just like it was in the days of Noah,Matthew chapter 24. They'll be eating, drinking, living their lives. When he says, given in marriage, living their lives, planning out the next day, planning out the…
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…and it needs to be removed. There are several places in the New Testament that there are references back to this event. One of those is inMatthew chapter 24. It says, For as were the days of Noah, so will be the coming of the Son of Man. For as in those days before the flood, they were eating and…
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…the flower fadeth, but the word of our God shall stand forever. And the key that these weren't forever means forever. It's it's for eternity. Go toMatthew chapter 24and verse 35. I got you flipping around and that's not very conducive to taking notes, but hopefully we'll settle down here in a minute. Matthew…
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…years ago, coming to pass. And although this is not the main area that we're going to be looking at today, I'd ask you to turn in your Bible toMatthew chapter 24, and let's just take a look at some current events going on in our world today. Matthew 24, beginning in verse 1, we'll start there. Then Jesus…
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…would say, you're going to need these things in the days ahead, and He wants you to prepare for that. So I've selected the morning's passage fromMatthew chapter 24because Jesus made the decision to prepare the disciples for the very thing that they were going to need. And this scripture is actually about the…
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…Listen to this. Yes. These things must take place, but the end won't follow immediately. K? I'm not an end time scholar, but when I read throughMatthew chapter 24, I don't think it's war that brings about the end. I actually think it's peace. Because Jesus says, in the end, it will be like in the days of…
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…but it was it was backed up by action. We're in danger of having our Candlestick removed when we won't aim to get back there. Friend, turn toMatthew, chapter 24. Keep your place. In Revelation chapter 2, Christ prophesied that this would happen. And we we certainly see the beginning of this in our own…
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