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A Revival Among the Jews

Saturday, July 31, 2010

The Old Testament prophets looked forward to the time of Christ and saw in His coming a blessing for the people of Israel and Judah. The first fruits of this blessing came at the beginning of the New Testament Church in that the early church was made up mostly of Jews. It was the Jews who received the gospel on the day of Pentecost. The twelve apostles were Jews. The center of the New Testament Church in the beginning was at Jerusalem. From that Jewish beginning, the church quickly branched out to the Gentiles and became a worldwide movement. Are there further blessings to come to the Jews? Did the prophecy for blessing to Israel and Judah go beyond the beginning of the New Testament Church? Today's message will seek to answer these questions and more. Next Week's Message: The Heart of Jesus for the Lost (Matthew 9:36)

This message references: Zechariah 10:9-9

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The Great Tribulation

Today, the popular dispensational view of Christ’s Second Coming includes a period of time called the great tribulation. This is said to last seven years. It is preceded by the rapture of the church. After this tribulation which effects primarily Israel and the Jews and the end time world, the millennium begins with Jesus reigning on his throne from Jerusalem. This view is very popular today and is reflected in such publications as the Left Behind series. All evangelical Christians believe in the Second Coming of Christ. This is not in question. The question this article is concerned with is this popular view of the great tribulation. Is the popular view correct? What exactly does the Bible say? Is it possible to have a different view of this great tribulation than the popular view stated above and still be biblical?

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About Alex Dodson

Alex Dodson serves as president of Watchmen Radio Ministries International and as a staff evangelist. He has been in the gospel ministry for over thirty years. He was ordained in 1974 and has served as both a pastor and evangelist. He is a graduate of Reformed Theological Seminary and is presently a member of International Ministerial Fellowship. He has also done postgraduate studies at the School of World Mission at Fuller Theological Seminary. He and his wife Susan live in Portland, Oregon in the beautiful Northwest.