The Study of Matthew 24-28

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Passion of Christ, Death and Resurrection of Christ, Matthew 24-29,

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Matthew 24-28:20

Presented by Jean Smith

Presentation Ministries

Three Interwoven Prophecies

Three Interwoven Prophesies

1.The destruction of Jerusalem2.The end of the world3.Last coming of Christ

THE DESTRUCTION OF THE TEMPLEThe Destruction of the Temple

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Matthew 24:3

“As he sat on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to him privately saying; “Tell me when this will be, and what is the sign of your coming and the close of the age?

“Blessed are you when they insult you because of me”

Blessed are you when they insult you because of me…

Don’t be deceived, don’t be afraid, but DO be prepared! Matthew 24:4-14

The Great Tribulation

Don’t get wrapped up in these signs, see them as a God given way of preparation.

The love of man will grow cold

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Matthew24:13The one who perseveres in the end will will!

Matthew 23:14

The Gospel of the kingdom will be preached throughout the world!

Matthew 24:15

• “the deslating sacrilege” Jesus is referring to a prophecy in David where the prophet foretold that the king (Antichus IV) would occupy the temple, erect idol images”

Matthew 24:15-20 But Pray….

Destruction of Jerusalem

One million, one hundred thousand people died during this siege of Jerusalem in 70

Key holy day – Passover Pilgrims from all over the worldResearch by Jewish historian Flavius

Josephus

Signs of the Second Coming of Christ and of the Last Judgment Matthew 21-22

Salvation Physical Safety

Eternal SalvationGreat Tribulation Earthquakes, wars, upheavalsFalse ProphetsSpiritual Warfare

Interwoven with Prophesy is destruction of Jerusalem and Jesus’ announcement of his second coming.

“Lo, I have told you before hand” Matt 24:25

Persevere until the end

Matthew 24:27 Thunder and Lighting

Matt 24:28-30

Nature itself will tremble in the presence of this supreme judge

Matthew 24:30-31 They shall gather his elect

Contrast to the parable of the fig treeMatthew 24:32-35

Matthew 24: 34-35

“This Generation” A example of what we say about the

destruction of Jerusalem being a symbol Refers to the people alive at the time of

the destruction of Jerusalem. 70Symbolic of the end of the worldSt. John Chrysostom – The Lord is

speaking for all generations

Matthew 24:35

Heaven and Earth Will Pass away, but my words will not pass away

The unknown day and hour Matthew 24:36-41

Blessed is the servant Matthew 24:45-46

Vigelence: The Faithful Servant Matthew 24:45-51

Who is the faithful and wise servant? 1. The servant who bids his master’s ways.2. His master will reward him

Who is the wicked servant?3. Knowing his master is gone he takes advantage and

binges on food and drink and beats his fellow servants

Consequences: Reward or punishment?

The Parable of the 10 Virgins

Be On the Alert!

Have the light of faithOil of charityBe on the watchPrepare for Christ’s comingGood works

Watch with Heart Faith Charity Good Works The light of Christ

The Parable of the TalentsMatthew 25: 14-30

The Judgment of the Nations –The Son of Man will repay every one according to their deeds” Matthew 24:31-34

I was hungry and you gave me food Matthew 25: 35-36

What you do to your brother you do unto me.

Matthew 25: 37-46

Matthew 26: 1-75The Passion and Death of Jesus

Gives the most descriptive details of his life

A cultimation of his life on earth

Redemptive WorksSacrifice to atone sinsInfinite love and mercy

Matthew 27:45

Passover and Conspiracy Against Jesus 26:1-13

• Passover was upon them within two days

• Christ uses this to provide the setting for the new Passover, in which he himself will be the spotless lamb who will set all men free from slavery of sing by shedding his blood on the cross

Matthew 28: 6

Matthew 28: 18-28

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