The End of the World and The Truth

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• KA

  @karbear1066 · 6 years ago

  I used to be a JW. I can’t tell you how long I had been against religion after learning I had been lied to my whole life. I walked 10 years as agnostic. This ministry is helping me to Jesus. I struggle but I think that’s my indoctrination. I can’t tell you how hungry I am for spiritual food. I am literally binging on the Bible. Ppl think I’m listening to music in my ear buds. I’m actually listening to the Bible. I have a long way to go and don’t feel worthy of gods love but in my heart... I feel his love for me.

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• MR

  @MrJON3S · 7 years ago

  I'm amazed at how angry some of the commenters seem on these videos.  Some even act like eschatology is an issue of salvation.  Many true Christians have differing views on this topic, and that is ok.  It is a difficult topic.  Keep praying and studying.  Thank God that we don't have to be good at keeping the law or interpreting the scriptures to be saved.  We all probably get something wrong, and we definitely all sin.

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• BD

  @BDTillson · 7 years ago

  Thank you Pastor Jeff for taking such care with the Word of God. Having spent nearly 30 years as a false convert in the charismatic church it is so refreshing to hear solid biblical truth. The Lord be praised!

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• KN

  @kng_rider9873 · 7 years ago

  Lean not on our own conditioned, bias, limited understanding. Amen let the Holy Spirit teach us through thee Word.

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• SJ

  @SJQuirke · 6 years ago

  OK <br>I have been living for ages in the light of an impending tribulation - trying to drum up courage but already - I suppose - defeated <br>Now I see a view - based on Scripture - that allows great hope and triumph and a cause for patience and perseverance - even though I may be destined for destruction at the hands of those who hate Christ<br>So now a new path appears <br>Thank you Jeff and your friend Douglas W - time to re-consider

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• RO

  @robertknight3354 · 5 years ago

  What&apos;s interesting to me is this.<br>When I was a hard core atheist and reading the bible in order to criticize and debate against it. I read the olivet discourse as obviously meaning their time. The condemnation of the Jewish priests and the temple who had rejected God. <br>Just thought it was interesting and backs up what Pastor Durbin is saying. You only read into it a future meaning when you want it to be or when it&apos;s been taught to you. Otherwise it&apos;s fairly clear Jesus was speaking of the first century.

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• DI

  @discjockeydoll9643 · 7 years ago

  God Bless Apologia Studios! God has been using these sermons to help me understand his word!

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• SH

  @shellyblanchard5788 · 6 years ago (edited)

  I heard it for years that all of this was going be to be in our generation because the of the preachers hadn&apos;t heard that &nbsp;the temple was destroyed in 70ad. &nbsp; Most of the them in did not have a high school education to know about the destruction of the temple. &nbsp; &nbsp;For years it was the temple mount that is to be torn down. <br>Most preachers in the 30&apos;s and 40&apos;s &nbsp;went on their on understanding<br> Jesus told us plainly it was his generation.

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• GE

  @gegieq · 5 years ago

  The last two minutes of this sermon were everything!! So good 👍🏼

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• MA

  @matthewcraig8926 · 7 years ago

  I am encouraged to read the Word a lot more after listening to this. &nbsp;Such sound teaching! &nbsp;Thank you Pastor Jeff.

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• RO

  @RoutsonFam0627 · 6 years ago

  Thank you, I have really needed this, I have had a wrong eschatology for years. This has put the pices together for me that I could not reconcile with the whole of God&apos;s Word. Hungry for more.

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• FO

  @Foundational_Faith · 8 months ago

  Amen!🙏

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