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When Shall These Things Be?Steve Gregg
In this discourse, Steve Gregg discusses the Olivet Discourse and the meaning behind certain biblical verses. He highlights the significance of the disciples' question about the timing of certain events and analyzes the language and vocabulary used in the discourse. Gregg explores the interpretation of "this generation" and its relation to the fulfillment of prophesied events. He concludes by discussing the non-literal nature of certain biblical language and suggests that the events prophesied in the Olivet Discourse have already taken place.
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