Welcome back. In part seven we saw how Jesus’ statements to His disciples during His conversation with them back in the 1st Century, proves to us unequivocally that the “Coming of the Son of Man” was going to be a first century event that the Jewish people would see, the High Priest would see, and […]

Welcome back to part seven of our series on the “Coming of the Son of Man” according to Jesus. As we move further along in this series I want to remind you that we have seen from what Jesus has said up until this point in His discussion with His disciples that He wasn’t trying […]

Welcome back to part six in our series of “The Last Days According to Jesus.” To begin with it will be helpful for you to first start by reading from the following passages and possibly marking them in some fashion so that you can quickly turn back to each of them for a parallel comparison […]

Welcome to Part Five in our series on the Olivet Discourse. So far we’ve examined many passages of scripture starting all the way back in Matthew chapter 23 and working our way up into Mathew chapter 24. All along the way we’ve also been examining several other passages of scripture that parallel with Matthew’s account […]

So far in this discussion we’ve established several foundational principles and statements which have helped lay the proper contextual groundwork for our discussion, and our exegetical examination of these prophetic utterances which come to us from Matt 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21. Firstly, we discussed that clearly, from a purely exegetical and scriptural context, […]

Review In part three of this series it is going to be important for us to remember that because of some of the principles, ideas, and background already established in parts one and two, we can now definitively state the disciples were not interested in, nor were they supposedly asking about, what was supposed to […]

As you saw from part one, we began our examination of the Olivet Discourse by actually reviewing the entire chapter of Matthew 23 to help build some proper contextualization and background which would subsequently lead us chronologically to the statements we find in Matthew 24. And the two most important things Jesus says in chapter […]

Often, some of the most troubling and difficult passages of scripture for many Christians to discern and understand come to us from three different places in the New Testament: Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21. These particular passages of scripture have become so famous throughout Christendom they have their own moniker…the statements made by […]