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37. The Fall of Jerusalem and the Apocalypse

193K views · May 24, 2015 · Education

Bruce Gore

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@raymott6933 · 6 years ago
Bruce has taken me to school all over again. Only this time, i'm getting it straight.
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@GrahamConnell-jones · 1 year ago
I cannot believe that this wonderful informative séries of lectures does not have millions of listeners. Marvellous exposition. Thank you
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@stereotype5868 · 3 years ago
If you can believe you have been lied to......  you will discover the truth.
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@heletvanblerk4461 · 2 weeks ago
Makes total sense! Thank you!!!
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@minnesota630 · 9 years ago
"he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation"... So great to hear another person understand this!! Thanks Bruce!
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@tommyodonovan3883 · 6 years ago
As sieges go, the fall of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. was the best.... <b>worst</b> example....even Titus was physically sick when he seen the doomed & destroyed city of God.
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@lauridsmeline2610 · 2 years ago
Just finished the series..what a blessing thanks Mr.gore
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@BellosDad · 6 months ago
Thank you Dr Gore.  I’ve been greatly blessed by your Sunday School Class.
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@kennethkirk4944 · 9 years ago
And so I have reached the end of this  wonderful series. My readings of the Old Testament have become richer and more rewarding for having followed this. Thank you, Professor, for blessing me with these teachings. And no, this isn't sarcasm, I really mean it. Thank you.
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@66fredb99 · 2 years ago (edited)
Josephus had been a top Jewish military commander who was captured by the Romans after putting up valiant resistance early in the Galilean campaign in 68AD. Unlike the Zealots he had spared captured Roman soldiers and garnered the reputation of being a gracious commander. This reputation spared his life. While under captivity by Vespasian's own guard he'd had a dream about Vespasian that indicated that the general would soon become Caesar. And sure enough, after the suicide of Nero, when recalled to Rome at the behest of some senators and most of the Roman army to lead Rome it was Vespasian who prevailed and became Caesar in 69AD. Josephus, in exchange for this prophecy was granted his freedom by the new emperor and in turn adopted the emperor's own family name, Flavius. We know him as Flavius Josephus, the historian of the Jewish War. Granted access to Titus' inner circle of advisors because he probably knew best the battle strategy of the Jewish army, he was an eyewitness to every battle, setback, and triumph the Roman senior command faced during the war and seige. His accounts are riveting to say the least.
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@stevenhansel7050 · 8 years ago
Sir, I really appreciate your teaching and taking the time to upload them to Youtube so as to bless us as the Lord has blessed you. Thank you so very much
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@randygrayson9015 · 8 months ago
Bruce Gore does it for me........we need one of him in every church!
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