The Great Ribulation
David Chilton
David Chilton
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66 THE GREAT TRIBULATION<br />
Matthew 24<br />
1. Wars (V. 6)<br />
2. International strife (v. 7a)<br />
3. Famines (v. 7b)<br />
4. Earthquakes (v. 7c)<br />
5. Persecutions (w. 9-13)<br />
6. De-creation (w. 15-31)<br />
Mark 13<br />
1. Wars (v. 7)<br />
2. International strife (v. 8a)<br />
3. Earthquakes (v. 8b)<br />
4. Famines (v. 8c)<br />
5. Persecutions (w. 9-13)<br />
6. De-creation (w. 14-27)<br />
Luke 21<br />
1. Wars (v. 9)<br />
2. International strife (v. 10)<br />
3. Earthquakes (v. ha)<br />
4. Plagues and famines (v. llb)<br />
5. Persecution (w. 12-19)<br />
6. De-creation (w. 20-27)<br />
This is very perceptive of the commentators.<br />
What is astonishing, however, is that many of them<br />
fail to see St. John’s purpose in presenting the same<br />
material as Matthew, Mark, and Luke: to prophesy<br />
the events leading up to the destruction of Jerusalem.<br />
While all readily admit that the Little<br />
Apocal@e is a prophecy against Israel (see Matthew<br />
23:29-39; 24:1-2, 15-16, 34; Mark 13:2, 14, 30; Luke