The Olivet Prophecy
Classes on the Olivet Prophecy
Classes
Class 1: RMBS - Bro Jason Hensley - The Olivet Prophecy - Class 01 - From Abstract to Tangible.mp3
The class explores the Olivet Prophecy, focusing on Matthew 24 and 25, Mark 13, and Luke 21, aiming to clarify its meaning and application. It emphasizes God's call to a challenging life, drawing parallels between the disciples' experiences and modern Christian struggles.
Class 2: RMBS - Bro Jason Hensley - The Olivet Prophecy - Class 02 - Many Shall Come in My Name.mp3
The class explores the Olivet Prophecy, focusing on the signs of Jerusalem's destruction in AD 70 and the abomination of desolation. It explains how believers could recognize these signs and escape, emphasizing the event as a day of redemption and salvation for early Christians.
Class 3: RMBS - Bro Jason Hensley - The Olivet Prophecy - Class 03 - For Then Shall Be Great Tribulation.mp3
The class focuses on Matthew 24:29, interpreting the symbolic language of celestial events as referring to the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70. It emphasizes God's faithfulness to Israel and the importance of understanding the symbolic nature of the heavens and earth as representing the Jewish nation and its rulers.
Class 4: RMBS - Bro Jason Hensley - The Olivet Prophecy - Class 04 - The Sun Shall Be Darkened .mp3
The class discusses the Olivet Prophecy, focusing on Matthew 24:30, where Christ describes his second coming. It explores the timing and significance of the sign of the Son of Man, emphasizing that understanding these prophecies requires faith and diligent study.
Class 5: RMBS - Bro Jason Hensley - The Olivet Prophecy - Class 05 - The Coming of the Son of Man.mp3
The class discusses the Olivet Prophecy, focusing on Matthew 24:31, where Christ sends angels to gather the elect. It explores the ambiguity of 'angels' and 'elect,' suggesting they could refer to messengers or believers, and connects this to the regathering of Jews and the end times. The main message is that God gives hope despite the tribulations described.