
Jesus claimed, according to Matthew 16:27-28, that he would come in the glory of his Father in the lifetimes of his listeners. Did he do it? He said he would, but lots of scoffers today (including Jews, Moslems and atheists) are quick to ask, how could Jesus be the Son of God, and how could the New Testament scriptures be inerrant, since Jesus couldn’t do what he claimed he would do?
Below are some studies I’ve made in the scriptures, but following the outline of Don K. Preston’s You Tube series: “Exposition of Matthew 16:27-28“. I take full responsibility for the content, because I don’t know that everything I’ve said below would accurately represent Dr. Preston’s studies. In any event, I hope the reader will enjoy what I’ve written, and would be disposed to leaving a comment, whether to agree or disagree. I’ll try to get back to whomsoever is willing to do so as quickly and with as friendly a manner as I can.
This series of studies will focus on two verses in the New Testament: Matthew 16:27 and 28 and their implications for a near coming of the Lord in the first century AD. Lord bless all who take the time to read these studies.
Matthew 16:27-28:
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Drawing on Isaiah 40 |
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Drawing on Isaiah 40 |
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3 |
Drawing on Isaiah 62 & Matthew 22 |
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Drawing on Daniel 7 |
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Drawing on Daniel 7 |
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Drawing on Daniel 7 |
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Drawing on Daniel 7 |
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Drawing on Matthew 5:17-18 |
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9 |
Drawing on the 70 Weeks Prophecy of Daniel 9 |
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10 |
Drawing upon the Greek of Mark 9:1 |
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11 |
Considering Colossians 2:16-17 |
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Considering the grammar of Matthew 16:28 |
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Comparing Matthew 25:31-46 |
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What Was ‘About to’ Occur in Paul’s Day |
Drawing on 2Timothy 4:1 |
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Comparing Revelation 11:15-18 |
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Considering that great city in Revelation |
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Drawing on various scriptures |
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Drawing on Matthew 24:29-34 |
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Comparing Matthew 16 with 21 and 23 |
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Context of Matthew 16 & 2Thessalonians 1 |
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Comparing Matthew 16 & Revelation 11, 17 and 22 |
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Considering Matthew 16 & Deuteronomy 32 |
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Drawing on Deuteronomy 32 and Revelation 16 |
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Drawing on Isaiah 2 & 4 |
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25 |
Drawing on Isaiah 64 & 2Peter 3 |
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26 |
Drawing on Micah 1 and Isaiah 64 |
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27 |
Drawing on Isaiah 19 |
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28 |
Drawing on Isaiah 31 & 37 |
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29 |
Drawing on 2Peter |