Matthew 24:32 - 24:28
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Matthew 24:29 - 24:31 (Part 1)
Matthew 24:32 - 24:28
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this discourse on Matthew 24, Steve Gregg examines the possibility of impostors and false teachings that may arise before the Second Coming. He notes the importance of discernment in recognizing true prophecies and warns against blindly following those who claim to be the Messiah. Gregg suggests that the term "lightning" in the passage may refer to radiance or brightness rather than a sudden event, and highlights the significance of the desert as a place of spiritual testing. Overall, Gregg emphasizes the need to stay grounded in biblical truth and to remain vigilant in our faith.
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In this study, Steve Gregg continues his analysis of the Olivet Discourse delivered by Jesus in Matthew 24. Gregg notes that the destruction of the Je
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Matthew 24:29 - 24:31 (Part 2)
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In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses Matthew 24:29-31 and its relation to other Biblical passages. He notes that the language used in this passage is s
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