Hey guys, welcome back to the podcast. Looking forward to talking about the end of the world.

Looking forward to talking about the coming of Jesus again. Does that sound ominous? Wars and

pandemics and famines and earthquakes? We're going to talk about all of that today and in the coming

days. So listen in.

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let's join Kurt for today's episode. Hey, my friends, welcome back to today's podcast. I'm back here

in the studio at Fredericksburg, Virginia, and you can probably sense a difference or detect a

difference just in the audio quality because I've

got some good equipment here. But I do miss giving you live reports from Israel. And I hope you

enjoyed the last couple of weeks as we walked through Galilee and Jerusalem and Dubai together.

But here we are in Matthew chapter 24.

So we're continuing our study of the book of Matthew.

And we're in a section, Matthew chapters 24 and 25,

that we call the Olivet discourse, Olivet referring to where Jesus gave this message

on the Mount of Olives. And this is a section in the Bible that is rich with eschatology. So

eschatology is the study of things future. And Jesus answers some specific

questions that his disciples have about the future. Remember, in chapter 23, Jesus has ended his

rebuke of the religious leadership. It's Tuesday of the week that he will die,

and he has offered himself to Israel. He has offered himself as the Messiah, but they've all rejected him.

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