I don't believe that you and I as New Testament believers will be here during what we call the tribulation.

But there will be believers there.

Many Jewish people will have trusted Jesus during that time.

What should they look for?

What will be the signs that Jesus will indeed come that second time. Will they miss it? Will they be

unmistakable signs? And of course, the answer is absolutely yes. They will be unmistakably

convinced that Jesus indeed has returned. We'll talk about that today. Welcome to Everyday Truth with

Kurt Skelly. We believe the Bible is true and relevant to everyone, everywhere, every day.

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Now, let's join Kurt for today's episode. Hey, friends, welcome back to today's podcast. I have a postcard today from Lake Mahonk. I hope I'm pronouncing that right. Lilyillian, you were so kind as to write me a nice little

note and talk about discovering the podcast back in 2003 when you search for an episode on the

book of Jeremiah. But beautiful country. I've been up up in this area and I probably should

know how to pronounce it, but it's M-O-H-O-N-K. It looks like Mahonk to me. So if you're a local of that

area and I'm butchering a favorite spot of yours, I'm sorry, but I'm grateful to you, Lillian,

for your faithfulness to the podcast, and thanks for taking the time to send in that postcard.

We're in Matthew 24 today and talking about the signs of the coming of Jesus.

These are signs that Jesus outlined to Jewish believers

on the Mount of Olives 2,000 years ago,

predicting the signs that would precede his coming back

to that very Mount, the Mount of Olives.

And if you were to compare Matthew 24 with Luke 21, you'll see striking similarities because

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