Matthew

[@SweetBuffies]

Glory to God!!! Ship I pray God continue to use you. 🙏🏾

[@suklangmyrthong568]

Praise God 🙌🏻

[@roobickrubenkeshishi8473]

Excellent sermon pastor Skip . Everyday I am listening to your sermons from Sweden Thank you and God continue to bless you .

[@Jinmie1]

Brilliant explanation of this chapter 👏🏾👍🏾God bless you Pastor Skip

[@curtweigel8460]

Praise God awesome stuff

[@RPG90sGamer]

So around 54:10-54:32 is he saying that as long as you give your life to Christ in Jesus name your sins will be eternally forgiven, you are automatically a resident of heaven? Explain that to me in more depth if someone is able.

[@larrywoessner5756]

If there are degrees of rewards in Heaven will there also be degrees of suffering in Hell?

[@mawga18]

Yes there will. Each person will have a different experience.

[@Oct_sflb]

Question: so should we or should we not cast away Satan or his demons when he gets in our minds, even when we're praying (basically heckling us as we pray)?

[@lenorewang6573]

If we don’t experience attacks from Satan could that mean we’re not saved or a threat to evil bc not good enough?

[@languagetuition]

Could you please explain v42? Why is the word queen used here?

[@CalvaryABQ]

@AE Language School, Mathew 12:42: “The queen of the South will rise up in the judgment with this generation and condemn it, for she came from the ends of the earth to hear the wisdom of Solomon; and indeed a greater than Solomon is here.” The Queen of the South who came to hear Solomon was the Queen of Sheba. She, a gentile Queen, was profoundly interested in Solomon’s wisdom and brought complex puzzles and riddles for him to solve. Jesus uses this as a metaphor for how interested the Gentiles will be in Him and His wisdom of the gospel. Because Jesus is a greater Solomon, the Gentiles will come to His light of death and resurrection on the cross and will be saved, thus they will rule and reign with Christ, or “rise up in the judgement of this generation and condemn it,” which is in stark contrast to the Jews with whom He is speaking, who have no interest in the wisdom of the gospel. Hope this helps. Thank you, Sean Kerwin | Assistant Pastor

[@andreidibre2289]

27 please

[@patrickmbokodi1983]

No sir! The sign of Jonah is a simile Jesus used to illustrate the duration of His internment in the tomb. Jesus was not crucified on a Wednesday. In Luke24:21 and Mark16:9 the Scriptures inform us Jesus rose on Sunday morning, the third day from Passover day of His death and burial. Since Jesus said He would spend three days and three nights in the tomb, all we need to do is count back three days and three nights, we can ckearly see Jesus was crucified on Thursday. Moreover, in Exo.12:3 we have a type of Jesus as the sacrificial lamb who was selected on 10 Abib four days before Passover and killed on 14 Abib. In like manner Jesus fulfled that proohecy when He rode into Jerusalem on 10 Nisan, to be killed on 14 Nisan as our Passover. Since 10 Nisan was on a Sunday, four days later was on aThursday. Please correct this error. Please do not wrest the words of Jesus to support faulty Friday crucifixion. Thanks.

[@chalad1388]

Praying while sitting like that? Looks like he is a true follower of Jesus, isn’t he?