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Welcome to 6640, the ministry outreach of Koinania House and Koinnea Institute.

Today's Bible teacher is Chuck Missler, connecting the Bible to your life and the world around you.

In today's study, Chuck continues his teaching on the book of Matthew, chapter 21, the triumphal entry. A Triumphal Entry.

Whenever we go to Israel, when you go to Israel, what will happen is your bus will take you to the Mount of Olives.

There's a hotel there called The Seven Arches,

but it's a great overlooks, because it overlooks the Cudan Valley and the old cities that's out in front of you.

It's probably the number one photo op in the city.

So you'll get up there, and you'll take your pictures.

And what you typically do, because right at the base of that hill is Gassimini.

So most buses, most tours, you'll debark your buses, disembark your buses,

and you'll walk down to Gassimony and have your, you know, devotional down there,

and the bus will come down and pick you up down there.

That's typically the way it's done.

What I always tell our tour groups, when they're on the bus, before they get off the bus up there, when you get off the bus, there are going to be much of little kids trying to sell your postcards and stuff, do what you're going to do with those, whatever. But as you walk, take your pictures, and as you walk down that road, it's paved now, it wasn't, but a few years ago it wasn't, but anyway, it's paved now. But as you walk down there, pick up a rock or two and put in your pocket. The best bargain in Israel. Because when you get home, what you do with that rock or the stone that you pick up is you get it mounted on a piece of wood, a piece of walnut or something for your coffee table or your office at work or wherever. And when somebody sees, what's that? You say, that's one of the stones that didn't cry out. And they'll obviously ask questions. You'd be able to tell them all about Luke 19 and Daniel 9 and so forth. So I share that with you. It won't cost you much, and it's the best bargain you'll find. But to understand what's going on here, we have to go back here a little bit and examine

the ninth chapter of Daniel, which is famous.

It's a prayer that's climaxed by being interrupted by Gabriel, giving Daniel a four-verse

prophecy.

That's the most astonishing passage in the entire Bible that Jesus will point to, when we get to

Matthew 24, Jesus is going to point his insiders to this passage as the key to all

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