THE LAST TRIBULATION (3 OF 8)
by Jerry Vines
Scripture: MATTHEW 24:21-22
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The Last Tribulation (3 of 8)
Jerry Vines
Matthew 24:21-22
I'm in a series of study on Sunday mornings which I have called The Last Countdown. I'm looking at what the Bible says about the end-time as we approach the end of this millennium and if Jesus tarries His coming, the beginning of a new millennium.
On November 7, in your Sunday School class you will receive a beautiful multi-color layout chart of the end-time matters that will help you as we study these kinds of things together. And it will help you as you study your Bible in studying Bible prophecy. So, be in Sunday School that Sunday and get this beautiful, beautiful handout of the end-time prophecies.
I wonder if you have experienced any kind of trouble this week. Dr. Lindsay and I were talking this morning before we came in and he told me about some of the troubles he has had over at his house. Number one, his garage door quit working and he couldn't get that going. Number two, a pan at the bottom of one of the showers has gone bad and he's trying to get that fixed. Number three, he has had some problems in the conversation room. The wallpaper is coming apart from the wall. So, he's had some troubles. He told me about some other troubles. Have you had some troubles this week? Did your car break down? Did your battery go dead? Did you stall on one of the bridges around here? Have you had trouble? Did you have trouble with one of your kids this week? They came home from school telling one story and the teacher is telling another story and you really don't know who to believe. Have you had any kind of trouble this week?
Job put it t his way. Man that is born of a woman is of few days and few of trouble (Job 14:1). He is saying we are all in the same boat--too few days--too many troubles. The Bible says that one of these days, for those of us who know Christ as our Savior, the Lord is going to come to catch us up and He will also catch us away and all of our troub ...
Jerry Vines
Matthew 24:21-22
I'm in a series of study on Sunday mornings which I have called The Last Countdown. I'm looking at what the Bible says about the end-time as we approach the end of this millennium and if Jesus tarries His coming, the beginning of a new millennium.
On November 7, in your Sunday School class you will receive a beautiful multi-color layout chart of the end-time matters that will help you as we study these kinds of things together. And it will help you as you study your Bible in studying Bible prophecy. So, be in Sunday School that Sunday and get this beautiful, beautiful handout of the end-time prophecies.
I wonder if you have experienced any kind of trouble this week. Dr. Lindsay and I were talking this morning before we came in and he told me about some of the troubles he has had over at his house. Number one, his garage door quit working and he couldn't get that going. Number two, a pan at the bottom of one of the showers has gone bad and he's trying to get that fixed. Number three, he has had some problems in the conversation room. The wallpaper is coming apart from the wall. So, he's had some troubles. He told me about some other troubles. Have you had some troubles this week? Did your car break down? Did your battery go dead? Did you stall on one of the bridges around here? Have you had trouble? Did you have trouble with one of your kids this week? They came home from school telling one story and the teacher is telling another story and you really don't know who to believe. Have you had any kind of trouble this week?
Job put it t his way. Man that is born of a woman is of few days and few of trouble (Job 14:1). He is saying we are all in the same boat--too few days--too many troubles. The Bible says that one of these days, for those of us who know Christ as our Savior, the Lord is going to come to catch us up and He will also catch us away and all of our troub ...
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