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Oct 30, 2026

Stephen FlurryHOST
6:07
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Stephen FlurryHOST
6:11
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Stephen FlurryHOST
6:23
It talks about the so-called legacy of Charlemagne.
Stephen FlurryHOST
6:28
the history that many European leaders, by the way, say that we need to resurrect the spirit of Charlemagne.
Stephen FlurryHOST
6:53
My father referenced that in that clip we opened with.
Stephen FlurryHOST
6:57
Revelation 17, and we'll start in verse 7.
Stephen FlurryHOST
7:02
Just to go back to this book, this is a quote from the Holy Roman Empire and Prophecy.
Stephen FlurryHOST
7:07
It says, It remains a mystery to most people today, but when political and religious leaders talk about reviving the spirit of Charlemagne, This is what they're talking about, a single empire united under one leader and one church.
Gerald FlurryHOST
15:28
if you'll just dig into it and figure out, okay, what does a woman symbolize? And what about this beast? So much of that and more is explained in this free booklet, The Holy Roman Empire in Prophecy, make sure that you request your free copy uh today and while you're at it you can also uh oh here it is request the trumpet magazine we have a free one-year subscription to this magazine that we'll give to you along with this booklet just ask for both this this particular issue the world's only hope that would be the return of jesus christ to this earth That's what all of these prophecies about great tribulation and perilous times lead to.
Gerald FlurryHOST
16:14
Read the Olivet Prophecy sometime and see what Jesus said about the last days.
Gerald FlurryHOST
16:20
He didn't say it's going to be a golden age.
Gerald FlurryHOST
16:23
He didn't say that peace and prosperity was going to break out for everyone.
Gerald FlurryHOST
19:21
They are sure.
Gerald FlurryHOST
19:22
They are certain.
Gerald FlurryHOST
19:25
Why would Jesus give this sermon, the Olivet Prophecy, to his disciples just a couple days before he was crucified? Because they were intensely interested in world events.
Gerald FlurryHOST
19:41
The events that would unfold just before the return of
Stephen FlurryHOST
7:28
But again, just stepping back and viewing this world, as I say, Herbert Armstrong was talking about this when, as he says in this clip, You're a crackpot, basically.
Stephen FlurryHOST
7:46
If you talk about the prophecies of God, the Olivet Prophecy, Great Tribulation, I guess not so much anymore, as you heard there in the cold open.
Stephen FlurryHOST
7:56
Listen to this from Mr. Armstrong's World Tomorrow broadcast, clip 13.
Herbert W. ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:00
It used to be only a few years back, if anyone talked about the end of the world, he was called sort of a doomsday crackpot.
Gerald FlurrySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:15
And I think all of us need to be concerned about that issue because it seems to me it ought to be pretty obvious that what is happening on the earth is beyond the control of men.
Stephen FlurryHOST
12:28
It gets so bad we don't have anything even to compare it with.
Stephen FlurryHOST
12:32
And that's what the Scriptures say in Daniel 12.1, in the Olivet Prophecy in Matthew 24, Luke 21.
Stephen FlurryHOST
12:39
That was from 20 years ago.
GlennHOST
0:19
Today we are reasoning our way through the book of Matthew, chapter 24.
GlennHOST
0:24
And this section of Scripture is called the Olivet Discourse because it was given by our Lord on the Mount of Olives to his disciples.
GlennHOST
0:33
This is probably one of the greatest sections of prophecy ever.
GlennHOST
0:38
in the Gospels, simply because it's one of the longest.

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GlennHOST
45:56
There will come a day when the nations surround Jerusalem and the Lord comes back to save them.
GlennHOST
46:03
All those day of the Lord things from the Old Testament prophets are still there, and we need to spend a good amount of time learning them because that is the context of Matthew chapter 24.
GlennHOST
46:15
But we're still not finished with the Olivet Discourse.
GlennHOST
46:17
We trust that you'll be back with us next time as we reason through Matthew chapter 25.
Stephen FlurryHOST
19:22
They are certain.
Stephen FlurryHOST
19:25
Why would Jesus give this sermon, the Olivet Prophecy, to his disciples just a couple days before he was crucified? Because they were intensely interested in world events.
Stephen FlurryHOST
19:41
The events that would unfold just before the return of Jesus Christ.
Stephen FlurryHOST
19:49
So look at this prophecy now, over in Revelation 17.
SteveHOST
25:00
It's something that grabs your attention that you notice it.
SteveHOST
25:04
No, there's some events that happened during that time that at least Josephus records, but they're not the specific things that are mentioned here related to Matthew's accounting of this Olivet Discourse in chapter 24.
GlennHOST
25:19
Again, to our listeners, don't get lost in the specifics that we're giving you.
GlennHOST
25:22
The flow of the chapter is very straightforward and really takes no interpretation at all.
JamesGUEST
4:02
Um, and that wouldn't go, you know, if I were Muslim, if I were agnostic, then that wouldn't really make a difference.
JamesGUEST
4:09
It's just, uh, based on the Olivet discourse, I don't really think that any interpretation really, um, really can stand at the end of the day because of what he says in verse 34.
Michael JonesHOST
4:26
And which chapter are you going to do?
JamesGUEST
4:28
Matthew 24.

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Michael JonesHOST
19:24
That confirms that we can trust him when he taught that he is God.
Michael JonesHOST
19:29
And just one more thing about this whole Jerusalem destruction thing.
Michael JonesHOST
19:32
Remember what Matthew 23 says just before the Olivet Discourse.
Michael JonesHOST
19:35
He says, for I tell you, you will not see me again until you say, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.
GlennHOST
9:40
So he very likely talked for a long time, and we have part of his speech.
GlennHOST
9:46
Therefore, Matthew, Mark, and Luke all have parts of the Olivet Discourse, and parts of it overlap, but they do not answer the same things.
GlennHOST
9:54
Again, look at the questions at the beginning of each of these discourses in the three Gospels.
GlennHOST
10:00
It is unfair that to lump Matthew, Mark, and Luke all into one interpretive basket, simply because the content's different and the questions are different, even though parts of it is the same and parts of it overlap.
Chris FanaraGUEST
4:18
He begins with a series of woe statements in chapter 22.
Chris FanaraGUEST
4:22
In chapter 24, He begins the Olivet Discourse.
Chris FanaraGUEST
4:26
And in this discourse with His disciples, Jesus begins to prepare them and tell them, these are the things that are going to come.
Chris FanaraGUEST
4:35
This is what's going to happen in the last days before the second return of Christ.
Charles HiltibidalHOST
9:14
He called it a change there.
Charles HiltibidalHOST
9:15
And when you compare it with what Jesus gave in the Olivet Discourse, then you get the understanding that this, like a thief... is not a thief to us, but it's like a thief to the unsaved who
Dan GoodwinHOST
9:32
are unaware.
Dan GoodwinHOST
9:33
I always gave this same illustration when I was preaching this.

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Charles HiltibidalHOST
16:53
Unexpected.
Dan GoodwinHOST
16:54
The people in the house, when they go to bed, they're not expecting to be robbed that night.
Charles HiltibidalHOST
16:58
Well, Matthew records in the Olivet Discourse, chapter 24, I believe it's verse 43 or verse 44.
Charles HiltibidalHOST
17:05
Yeah,

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