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Matthew 24 — The Two Horizons

Seven lessons through Matthew 24 — Jerusalem's near horizon, the end-time warning, the counterfeit appearing, and the faithful servant who watches and teaches.

Purpose

To read Christ's great prophetic discourse as a practical warning and a promise.

The method: Follow the chapter's own architecture: establish the near horizon, trace the repeat-and-enlarge panel, and keep Christ at the centre. Every week you find one student of your own and teach them what you have just learned. You keep a short log of it.

To graduate: Teach a small-group study on Matthew 24, showing how the near fulfilment and the final fulfilment illuminate one another.

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Syllabus

The 7 lesson plates

  1. Two Questions, Two Horizons

    Jesus answers the fall of Jerusalem and the end of the world in one prophetic discourse.

    Matthew 24 is a bridge study: it belongs beside Daniel and Revelation, not in place of them.

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  2. The Sign in the Holy Place

    The Roman armies and the flight of the believers show prophecy working as a timely warning.

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  3. The Chapter's Architecture

    Matthew 24 moves from an opening sequence, through two parallel panels, and back to the final coming.

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  4. The Counterfeit Appearing

    The end-time abomination is Satan personating Christ, and Scripture gives the tell before the crisis arrives.

    Matthew 24 is a bridge study: it belongs beside Daniel and Revelation, not in place of them.

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  5. Two Times of Trouble

    Matthew 24 must be read with two distinct times of trouble and two different starting points.

    Matthew 24 is a bridge study: it belongs beside Daniel and Revelation, not in place of them.

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  6. The Taken and the Left

    The context of Noah shows that the taken are destroyed and the left are preserved.

    Matthew 24 is a bridge study: it belongs beside Daniel and Revelation, not in place of them.

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  7. Watch, Work, and Teach

    The discourse ends with character, faithful work, and readiness for the true appearing of Christ.

    Matthew 24 is a bridge study: it belongs beside Daniel and Revelation, not in place of them.

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Schedule to be announced — the owner will set the weekly time.