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Continuing from last week's message, we see Mary of Bethany's act of worship contrasted with Judas' offer to betray Jesus to the Sanhedrin at a time He will be alone and vulnerable.

Halfway through the Passion week, the Lord Jesus Christ receives two diametrically opposed reponses two of His followers: an act of consecretion from Mary of Bethany and conspiracy to betray Him to the religious leaders from Judas Iscariot.

In the final segment of the Olivet Discourse, Jesus gives His disciples (and all disciples everywhere) the most important take away from the whole chapter.

In this text, Jesus gives the 7th and 8th signs that will accompany the end of the age - disruptions in the cosmos and the descent of the Son of Man.

In this text, Jesus continues explaining to His disciples the signs that will accompany the end of the age just before He returns. After many false Christs, wars, earthquakes, famines, and even widespread persecution, will come one great singular sign - the public appearance of the Antichrist who will perform the 'Abomination of Desolation'.

In this part of the Olivet Discourse, Jesus discloses the fourth sign that will accompany the end of the age and immediately precede His return - great worldwide persecution against Christians.

In this part of the Olivet Discourse, Jesus discloses the second and third signs that will accompany the end of the age and immediately precede His return - worldwide war, great earthquakes, and severe famines.

In this text, Jesus gives the first of many signs that will coincide with His return at the end of the age - the coming of many false christs and teachers and the falling away of many.

In this text which happens to be the introduction to the book of Philippians, we see the Apostle Paul disclose several aspects of the pastor's heart as he describes how he feels about the church at Philippi.

In this passage, Jesus predicts the destruction of the Temple as well as the accompanying signs of His return.

Surrounded by a tide of hypocrisy in the leaders of Israel as well as the wealthy, Jesus finds one solitary, poor widow in the Temple treasury who demonstrated sincere trust and worship of God.

Having endured the gauntlet of questions by the leaders of Israel in the Temple grounds, Jesus has shown them to be inept, unqualified, and unworthy for the positions they so proudly hold. In this passage, Jesus warns the people to beware of the Scribes who have incurred greater judgment on themselves.

After a long day of answering the inquisitorial questions of Scribes, chief priests, and elders of Israel, Jesus asks them a question of His own, showing that the Scriptural view of the Christ is greater than they perceive him to be.

In this passage, Jesus is asked by a Scribe which of the many commandments found within the Law was the greatest.

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The Pharisees and Herodians try another avenue to bait and trap Jesus during the Passion Week.

Guest Preacher John Leprohon preaches from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.

After neutralizing the Sanhedrin's first trap, Jesus counters with a parable of warning and judgment against the leaders of Israel who are plotting to kill Him.

The Sanhedrin begin the first of many confrontations with Jesus after He has entered Jerusalem and cleard the Temple during His Passion week.

In this passage, we see the transformed Peter powerfully preach the Risen Jesus to the Jews in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost. The Jesus whom they had killed, God raised up and made Him both Lord and Christ.