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And now, here's Gary.

Well, we're going to be in Matthew 24 today again, so we'll keep hammering away at this

until we get it right.

Matthew 24, when.

Disciples ask two questions, when and what.

And everybody wants to know when and what.

I mean, there's nobody who doesn't want to know when.

When's he coming? And they said, what'll be the signs surrounding your return to set up your kingdom?

And in that question, we have two problems, because there are two comings of Jesus. He's coming for the church and then he's coming

back at the end of the tribulation period in power and glory and every eye shall see him. The big, big,

and I mean the number one prophetic problem is separating the prophecies that refer to his

return for the church versus the prophecies that refer to his return to Israel at the end of

the tribulation. Therein lies the problem. You can confuse Israel and the church. You can confuse Israel and the

Gentiles. The Bible talks about the times of the Gentiles. Times of the Gentiles, as mentioned

by Paul and by Jesus himself, are times that are foreordained in order to give the Gentile world powers time to rise to their

maximum wickedness before God steps out of the heavens and judges them. At which time he will

end wickedness, he will also create a worldwide revival, which I think is amazing. Right in the

middle of that judgment will come the greatest revival in the I think is amazing. Right in the middle of that judgment

will come the greatest revival in the history of the world. And finally, well, actually,

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