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Sermon for the Third to Last Sunday of the Church Year, 2026
As certainly as Jerusalem fell in the year 70, so certainly shall the end of all things come; and on that Day, God will wipe away every tear from His people’s eyes, yours among them. Yet you know full well that you don’t deserve such good news. You deserve to be punished as those pitiful Jews were, for you are no better. For consider why they were punished. The wrath of God did not fall on them because of who they were; it fell on them because of what they believed, or rath


Sermon for the Third to Last Sunday of the Church Year, 2025
What is even more striking than the vividly grisly details of Jerusalem’s destruction is what Jesus says about it. He says, “There will be great tribulation, such as has not been since the beginning of the world until this time, no, nor ever shall be.” And why this is so striking is because, well, that’s saying a great deal. In effect, Jesus is saying that this event—the destruction of Jerusalem and the bitter demise of its people, of which He prophesied nearly a generation


Sermon for the Third to Last Sunday of the Church Year, 2024
Keeping in mind the vivid and unmistakable examples of God’s wrath, most especially the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70, and guarding...
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