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Matthew Chapter 24 Discussion Page 10

Matthew Chapter 24 Discussion Page 10



 
  • Homer Baker - In Reply on Matthew 24:6 - 3 years ago
    in my understanding, on Matthew 24:6

    I have always been told we are supposed to rejoice when Christians go home.

    If our faith was strong enough we would be happy for them because we know they are in a better place.

    A place far better than here.

    God knew this so maybe did 2 things at once and took them home to a better place and

    He showed his lesson to us also.
  • CARLOS RAMIREZ TREVINO - In Reply on Matthew 24:29 - 4 years ago
    I agree, Richard Groom. Everything said by Paul, Peter, John is in complete harmony with what Jesus said in Matthew 24:9. The argument is that 24 is for the Jews. But that is a stretch. The chapter begins by telling us the Disciples of

    "Jesus got together and asked Him about His Return and the End of the Age. The fact that they were Jews is inconsequential.

    As Jesus was sitting on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to him privately. "Tell us," they said,

    "when will this happen, and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?"

    His response follows.

    "Immediately after the Tribulation of those days

    "'the sun will be darkened,

    the moon will not give its light;

    the stars will fall from the sky,

    the heavenly bodies will be shaken.'

    "Then will appear the sign of the Son of Man in heaven. And then all the peoples of the earth

    will mourn when they see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven,

    with power and great glory. And he will send his angels with a loud trumpet call,

    and they will gather his elect from the four winds, from one end of the heavens to the other.

    Even a cursory comparison of all the references in the New and Old Testament concerning the Last Days and the Return of Jesus, shows no deviation from the Timeline Jesus presents in 24:9. The idea that there is a pre-coming before the Coming, ignores the parallels and the words of Jesus. There isn't a single place in all of Scripture where a specific time is revealed for the Second Coming, that isn't in keeping with 24:9. And if there were a secret pre-coming, why didn't Jesus reveal it to His disciples, who came to Him privately?

    Revelation tells us clearly that many will be persecuted and killed during the Tribulation, FOR THEIR TESTIMONY OF CHRIST. Revelation 7:14 "These are they who have come out of the great tribulation.

    The Day of Wrath is the final hour, not the full 7 years.
  • Richard Groom - In Reply on Matthew 24:29 - 4 years ago
    Proof of the post tribulation rapture in this verse, I find it absolutely amazing that people will read this verse and still argue about what it clearly says, AFTER the tribulation of those days, how do you miss that's?
  • Rev Jack C Gutknecht on Matthew 24 - 4 years ago
    Isn't this hymn, LORD, HER WATCH THY CHURCH IS KEEPING, lovely?

    Lord almighty, give the word!

    Give the word! in every nation

    Let the Gospel trumpet sound,

    Witnessing a world's salvation,

    To the earth's remotest bound.

    Then the end! Thy Church completed,

    All Thy chosen gathered in, ...

    Henry Downton, 1866.

    "This Gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come." Matthew 24:14

    Then the end! Thy Church completed,

    All Thy chosen gathered in,

    With their King in glory seated,

    Satan bound, and banished sing
  • Jack Gutknecht on Matthew 24 - 4 years ago
    Mt 24.27 (1-27) Joseph Anstice (1808-1836). Hymn

    Matthew 24:27 For as lightning that comes from the east is visible ... ... The Son of Man will come again just as lightning flashes from east to west. .... ...

    27 For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.

    When comes the Savior at the last,

    From east to west shall shine

    The awful pomp, and earth aghast

    Shall tremble at the sign
  • Chris - In Reply on Matthew 24:15 - 4 years ago
    I believe you're correct, that current & future technology will play a major role in not just uniting the world (as we see evidence of it now), but also be instrumental in giving the base to a one world government. Man might believe that with his knowledge & expertise in so many fields, that he is the 'saviour' for the world's woes: but the only evidence we see is that constant deterioration in his true spiritual & mental condition that might show him proficient in his works but deficient in his connection to his Maker & Redeemer.
  • Barry Sartin on Matthew 24:15 - 4 years ago
    Food for thought. In Genius Babel was the separating of nations and languages. Through current technology this separation is being restored through translation programs, international financial systems and currency. With that being said humans and principalities are in the process of restoring Babel (humanism). Man can solve all is own problems by the power of his own hand. I believe the beast is AI, whoever controls worldwide computer technology and those who prosper by it will be controlling communication, commerce, criminal prosecution. For the first time in my life I see ancient prophecy being fulfilled before my eyes. The evil events which are occurring are in fact a testament to the factual truth annotated in KJ Bible. I do not know if the Catholic Church or the US is the great whore however either one seems qualified based on their current state as opposed to their founding. In summary we as Christians need to Trust God in the storm, Expect and prepare for persecution, God is harvesting His children and He deserves the very best. Count it a privilege to have the opportunity to show Him your Faith, Loyalty and Trust because He deserves the very best
  • Suzanne - In Reply on Matthew 24:6 - 4 years ago
    Jobs offspring were worshippers of God as was Job,as such they were not afraid of death ,we r allowed 2 b sad when some one dies as was Job but 2 a true believer such as Job and his family ,death means nothing except sadness that u can no longer see or hear or b with that person in this life .
  • Rick Mentzer - In Reply on Matthew 24:6 - 4 years ago
    when you read the book pf job in chapter 3 verse 25we read where he says the thing that i greatly fear happened to me. in our lives if you have fear of something going to happen constantly chances are it will. Also God is not the author of death satan was the one who caused all of jobs problems. Remember in the end of job he got back seven fold. When we believe we have no fear, how many times in Gods word does he write fear not, a ton.
  • Chris - In Reply on Matthew 24:6 - 4 years ago
    I understand your question as being moot. From a human perspective, what God did (or allowed) to Job's offspring seems unwarranted & lacking in love & concern for human value. But if we are to query God for allowing that to happen, then we must include any evil that befalls us & cause us wonder, why did God remain quiet or why didn't He intervene?

    Then the matter of God's Sovereignty & Him being the Creator are brought into question. As well as God's view of death & man's view. And the suffering which the saints have undergone throughout the ages, which would cause man to ask, "Why to those instead of others more worthy?". We could also ask, 'What role does Satan play causing suffering or death to people even now'?

    These matters we have to deal with in our hearts, but there are no easy answers except to submit to the Sovereignty & Wisdom of God, as Job had to do, as Stephen had to do while being stoned, & countless others. We have been given the privilege to be born into the World to experience life & more importantly, the Love of God. Do we then have the right to question the Giver of Life as to why He allows the death of someone now & of another, later? Should we not look at our lives as a gift from God & that He has every right to remove it however & whenever He chooses? The only way I could question God's actions or permissions is if I'm a part of the Godhead (within His very Being). From any other position, I will have to admit to ignorance & submit to His Lordship as the all-wise Creator.
  • Rick Mentzer - In Reply on Matthew 24:6 - 4 years ago
    The book of job is the great example of The true Gods deliverance and the absolute destructive nature nature of the of the devil or satan also in reading Job in verse 3;25 he states the thing he was afraid of is what happened to him. What is remarkable he never cursed or slandered God even when His so called friends did talk negative about God JJob stayed faithful and committed and remember satan was told he couldn,t take jobs life. So God was still as always in charge.
  • Michael Smith on Matthew 24:6 - 4 years ago
    I am seeing that the Fig tree is in the season. The many signs we now see are clear. I caution people about thinking everything is already figured out about end times. Many ministries interpret everything and assign times, notions, people, and circumstances. I believe prophecy here is to keep people thinking and studying to find out for themselves. The scrolls will happen to open when we truly find answers. I believe most evangelicals should question the pre-trib rapture. There are many new interpretations that lean to mid-trib. This means we just don't get to think we are outta here. We may go through war and be killed and persecution and martyrdom before mid-trib. As I understand the first half of the trib may result in half the earth's people dying.
  • Michael Smith on Matthew 24:6 - 4 years ago
    I love the story of Job. I relate to him a lot. I just want to ask why God let Satan kill Job's offspring? I know Jesus loves me but why didn't God forbid the devil to kill them? Is not God's love equally for all people? Did they deserve the punishment? I didn't see anything to indicate that? Job was an example of someone who is upright and faithful. I have always felt that God is Love and still believe so. I feel guilty for even asking the question. Should I be feeling this way?
  • Gary Lee - In Reply on Matthew 24 - 4 years ago
    Matt 24:40-41 and Luke 17:34 is definitely talking about the rapture. The rapture is when Jesus will appear in the sky to catch away the "OVERCOMERS". Not all Christians are overcomers and go up in the rapture. Overcomers are those Christians who have crucified and overcome the flesh ( Gal 5:17-19) and rules over their carnal mind, will and desires of the flesh ( Rom 8:7-9). This is the principle of growing in God ( 2 Tim 3:16,17). Some will be left behind to go through the first half of the tribulation period (3.5 yrs). Those left behind are saved but haven't crucified their flesh enough to be overcomers. This is not the second coming of Jesus where everyone will see Him. The rapture takes just before the tribulation and just after the Antichrist is revealed on the earth. The Antichrist is Judas Iscariot .
  • Ismack on Matthew 24:22 - 4 years ago
    Those days can be shortened and it all depends on

    The balance of humanity.The fact that you are alive in the third Dimension on this timeline qualifies each of us as the elect. GOD is no respect of persons .Should the evil outweigh the good, the tribulation and sorrows will remain until there is a greater balance of good. The days will be shortened because the the hearts of mankind will be purged through suffering. The day you were born you fell from a higher realm into judgement. We are judging ourselves everyday as a collective .When we Judge others we are really judging ourselves and we can't see the wisdom in that idea.the sins that you can see in others is only there to see the sins in your hearts.when you see evil in others please forgive them and then you will have forgiven yourself, because we are truly one .This is the message of christ. Dont wait for a final judgment ,judge yourself today with the forgiveness of Christ Jesus!...
  • DAVID on Matthew 24 - 4 years ago
    Matthew 24 :40-41; i always thought these verses wre about the rapture..... now i am not sure ! explain , ty !
  • JL - In Reply on Matthew 24:9 - 4 years ago
    "This generation" is referring to the generation of Jesus Christ.. from the cross to the end of the world.
  • Chris - In Reply on Matthew 24:20 - 4 years ago
    This portion of Scripture speaks about a man of God (a prophet, with no name given) who correctly & faithfully declared the Words of God but was also led astray by others, being disobedient to God's clear Command.

    This prophet approached King Jeroboam (King of Israel at that time) who was offering worship to an idol. And he proclaimed that the day would come when a king would come (Josiah of Judah) who would one day bring in all these wicked idol-worshipping priests & burn them on this altar. When Jeroboam heard this, he was furious as he was a 'bad' king given to idolatry & so instructed that this prophet be secured. By this wicked command, the king's hand withered by an Act of God. But the prophet sought healing from God for the king.

    The king wanted to feed him & reward the prophet for doing this on his behalf, but as instructed by God, the prophet was to proceed with his travel & not turn back. But another (old) prophet heard of the work of this unnamed prophet & invited him to return back & dine with him & his sons. This sounded like a time of good fellowship as two prophets got together & could share their exploits & old stories. So he turned back - BUT that was in clear disobedience to the Lord's command not to do so. So the 'old' prophet received a Word from God that because of the other prophet's disobedience, that prophet would die an unnatural death as punishment. As it happened, on the way out, a lion met him & killed him.

    That's the story in a nutshell but the message is clear: that when we wilfully disobey the Lord, we must expect discipline or suffering. Fortunately for the Christian, the Blood of Christ avails for us; we can ask God for forgiveness & He does forgive because we are His children & because of what Christ's death accomplished on our behalf. But we should always take care as sin (as that lion) lies at our door.
  • Perry Wicker on Matthew 24:20 - 4 years ago
    Can someone please explain 1 Kings chapter 13? There are several things in this chapter that I am struggling with to grasp their meaning.
  • G Woodall on Matthew 24 - 4 years ago
    V. 5 I had thought for years they would come saying I am Christ, meaning they would say they were him.

    As I look around I see many coming saying "Jesus is Christ" but then the theology is messed up;

    Plant your seed and get rich is not in the Bible. Jesus came to set us free from sin, not make us rich. I believe in planting your seed into the Kingdom of God, but as Mark Lowery said, "check the soil". Many tell you that once you give the money its none ya business what they do with it. I believe you must know so you can tell its really going into the work of the Lord, or just to update the model of airplane they have. Jesus walked when he could have ridden on a donkey, horse or chariot. He was a modest man who went about doing good.
  • Kathy Yarbrough - In Reply on Matthew 24:35 - 4 years ago
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    The last two weeks I've written about the signs of Christ's return going on around the world. Worldwide pestilence, earthquakes in divers place, wars and rumors wars, massive locust swarms in Africa, and the list continues.

    Through various forms of correspondence, I have received the following questions, "Is this the end of the world?" "Is Christ coming back soon?" "Are we in the Tribulation Period?" "Will we see Armageddon in a few months?"

    This column will try, on the one hand, to calm people down somewhat; and, on the other hand, give the warning people need to hear.

    Let us do the quick answers first.

    "Is this the end of the world?" Until the rapture happens, we are at least 1,007 years from the end of this earth.

    "Are we in the Tribulation Period?" - No. The Tribulation period begins when the Antichrist makes a seven-year covenant "with many" concerning Israel and the city of Jerusalem ( Daniel 9:27). This event has yet to happen.

    The big battle everyone thinks about is Armageddon. Well, two Biblical battles must take place before Armageddon ( Psalm 83, Ezekiel 38-39). Also, Armageddon comes at the end of the seven-year tribulation period that has not yet started (see above).

    As far as Christ return - Is it close? The Second Coming is the last event of the Tribulation Period, so, at this point, we have at least seven years before Christ sets foot on this earth again. However, the rapture (Christ appearing in the air and removing believers) could happen at any moment.

    At this point, let us fill in some details about the future as Biblical prophecy explains it to us.

    There will still be national borders at the time of the Antichrist. The Bible talks of other "kings" on earth with him. He will be running the show and calling the shots as the leaders of the world, will eventually be wrapped a
  • Gods Word is Inspired - In Reply on Matthew 24:9 - 4 years ago
    I apologize and do not wish to offend. I don't think that scripture would be in the Bible if there was an expiration date on it.

    We have to make use of all of the Light that the Lord gives to us. No interpretation is private. All scripture is inspired through the Holy Spirit; who is the Spirit of Christ.

    Revelation chapter 22 forbids us to ADD to or to SUBTRACT from scripture just as it is in the Bible. Let's all take a look at that?

    Mishael
  • Matthew 2420 Comment - In Reply on Matthew 24 - 4 years ago
    You can find the commentaries through the search box; just scroll down a bit.

    Wesley's Notes for Matthew 24:20

    24:20 Pray ye that your flight be not in the winter - They did so; and their flight was in the spring. Neither on the Sabbath - Being on many accounts inconvenient; beside that many would have scrupled to travel far on that day. For the Jews thought it unlawful to walk above two thousand paces (two miles) on the Sabbath day.

    People's Bible Notes for Matthew 24:20

    Mt 24:20 Be not in the winter. Because the streams were then impassable torrents from the heavy rains and the weather cold and wet, hard on homeless people. Neither on the sabbath. Because then the gates of the city were closed, preventing departure. History tells us that the army of Cestius Gallus enclosed Jerusalem in A.D. 67, then deterred by its strength, retired to Caesarea. This was the signal for which the church waited, and it then fled beyond the Jordan.

    In Israel there would have been restrictions how far one could travel/flee danger on the Sabbath day.

    Mishael : hope this helps
  • Vailala Mataupu on Matthew 24 - 4 years ago
    Explain for me please verse 20
  • Serge on Matthew 24:9 - 4 years ago
    "This"generation.It did not happen. That generation is dead and gone and none of the so called prophecies events have occurred. Christ was referring to his contemporaries ,those alive in his days.He said "This generation not "That" generation.

    " This" is not "That".

    "This" is here and now

    "That" is there and later.
  • Denise H Buyukli on Matthew 24:30 - 4 years ago
    He left in the clouds at the ascension. The angels told the witnesses that he will come back in the same manor as he left. Not on a computer but in the clouds. Enoch saw him returning with his saints. 31And he shall send his angels with a great sound of a trumpet, and they shall gather together his elect from the four winds, from one end of heaven to the other. They are already in Heaven with him because he has met them in the air and Caught them Away or Raptured them off of the Earth Prior to the Great Tribulation.(He will not let Lucifer kick his bride around anymore) The Bride is in the Wedding Chamber with the Groom. He will be coming back with them and the Hosts of Heaven to set up his Kingdom on Earth for 1000yrs while Lucifer is enchained in the earth. The Bride or his Church or Body will assist in his ruling the Earth with an Iron Rod. Isaiah 9:6 6For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
  • Arianna on Matthew 24:35 - 4 years ago
    God is good all the time and all the time god is good . Amen .
  • Jdd on Matthew 24:35 - 4 years ago
    does anybody believe this is the end times and give me a scripture to support it?
  • Ptjones923gmailcom on Matthew 24 - 4 years ago
    Mathew 24:34.Verily I say unto you, this generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled. This generation our Lord mentioned here is nothing other than our own generation, ie the current generation. Why? 1.It is our Lords words. 2.Fig tree denotes Israel nation. ( Joel 1:7,1:12.)3.Israel reinstated in 1948 after long desolation. And now it is 70 years passed. A generation is defined in Pslam.90:10.Now it is the grace period.4.The righteous sun (the word of God)is darkening day by day by corrupt teachings.The moon that reflects light (true church)is also not giving light or in utter confusion. Pastors blames each others. Yes time is at hand. True believers be get ready.
  • Bendito Palavra - In Reply on Matthew 24:40 - 4 years ago
    Let us not leave off reading at verse 40:

    Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your Lord doth come. But know this, that if the goodman of the house had known in what watch the thief would come, he would have watched, and would not have suffered his house to be broken up. Therefore be ye also ready: for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of man cometh. ( Matthew 24:42-44)


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