Bible Study series: Matthew 24:1-35. This coming is not his glorious Second Coming, which has not happened yet. No. This coming took place when he said it would: his generation. Rome destroyed the city and its temple in A.D. 70. It would have been strange if he had not predicted such a monumental and shattering event in the religion of Moses.
Bible Study series: Acts 25:1-27. God commissioned him to proclaim his testimony and defend against the injustice perpetrated by the Jerusalem establishment.
Bible Study series: Matthew 21:1-11. The people shout their approval and are glad to see him.
Bible Study series. Acts 23:12-35. The Romans whisked him out of the court (23:10); then they escorted him out of Jerusalem with a large military contingency because of a plot to kill him.
Bible Study series: Luke 13:31-35. Don’t fear when a scary report comes at you.
Bible Study series: Acts 22:1-21. It is an inspirational testimony, and he also changed the church for the better, forever.
Bible Study series: Luke 13:6-9. Israel or more specifically Jerusalem and the temple are issued a warning. Repent or face judgment.
Bible Study series: Acts 19:21-22. This is after at least two years of ministering in Ephesus and Asia Minor. His resolve to go there was different from the others. But first he has to complete his missionary journey.
Bible Study series: Acts 18:18-23. Paul finishes up his second missionary journey in v. 22 and begins his third in v. 23. He went through the region of Galatia and Phrygia.
Bible Study series: Acts 15:1-35. How can Jewish new converts get along with Gentile new converts? And should Gentiles be circumcised to seal their membership in the New Covenant?
