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Sunday, January 29, 2017

152 - The Seal Judgments and the Birth Pangs [B]

Matthew 24:4-8 by Robert Dean

Why is it important to study Bible prophecy in the Church Age? Listen to this lesson to hear several reasons including that it gives us confident hope, endurance, and motivation to walk by the Holy Spirit. Learn about the five major discourses of Jesus in Matthew which all involve the coming Kingdom. See that Jesus’ last instruction was that His words were to be taught to all believers. When you study prophecy you come to understand that we do not have to be shaken or fearful or worried at all because God is always in control.

Click to access the Different Dispensational Interpretations of Matthew 24 that Dr. Dean referenced in this class.

Dr. Steve Austin's article entitled: Are Earthquakes Signs of the End Times?

Gordon Franz's article entitled Earthquakes: On the Increase? or Warning of Judgment to Come?

Series:Matthew (2013)
Duration:59 mins
Tags: Daniels 70th week Labor pains Reasons to study prophecy Major teachings of Jesus Seal judgments
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