Sermon Tone Analysis

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Introduction
Teaching in the temple and preparing for the end of the week
He’s been challenged by the pharisees, the scribes and the sadducees in regards to his doctrine and authority
He has ended his augment with what the greatest commandment.
He then gave them something to chew on which was a question he asks them about
Beware of the scribes and the pharisees
The devotion and trust of the widow
The devotion and trust of the widow
The destruction of the Temple
Prophecy and the importance of correct interpretation.
Disciples marvel at the beauty and the enormous majesty of the temple.
37 feet long, 18 feet high and 16 feet deep.
White marble and gold.
Jesus tells them and foretells them about the coming destruction.
In verse 2 he says
once they reached the mount of olives across the Kedron valley opposite the temple, Peter James and John and Andrew asked him Privately verse 4
The theme of watching and being on guard is now introduced and runs throughout the discourse.
Here is verse 5 again in verse 9 “be on your guard” verse verse 23 again verse 33, verse 37 stay awake
See that no one leads you astray Many will come in my name.
Claiming I am He.
From 30- 70 not documented of anyone claiming to be the messiah, in about 132 AD Simon Bar Kosiba claimed to be the messiah and led them in a revolt against Rome .
His followers called him “Son of the Start” There was a Jewish rebellion in AD 66 and lasted until the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70
When you hear of wars and rumors of wars do not be alarmed Jesus knew there would be coming war with Rome first, This must take place, But the end is not yet
What end?
Verse 8 all in the Indicative mood -----
These are but the beginning of the birth pains-------
Conclusion
Keeping with the theme of not being deceived or led astray.
Things aren’t always the way they seem or the way we expect.
Not being alarmed--- this must take place
Eager expectation of the return of Christ - through the birth pains
Rom 8:18-
close in prayer
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