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Michael Sullivan

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Matthew 21-22 Fulfilled in AD 70, Part 3: (Matthew 21:17-22) – The Cursing of Israel as Fig Tree and Mountain

Introduction The New Testament reveals a covenantal shift from Old Covenant Israel to the New Covenant people of God—those united in Christ, not ethnicity. This ...

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Matthew 21-22 Fulfilled in AD 70, Part 2: (Matthew 21:12-17) – The High Priest Inspects the Temple and Declares it Unclean and Doomed for Destruction

In Matthew 21:12–17, Jesus enters the temple as the true High Priest, confronting its corruption and pronouncing its impending judgment. His actions echo the prophetic ...

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Matthew 21-22 Fulfilled in AD 70, Part 1: The Triumphant Entry (Matthew 21:1-11) – Jesus as the Greater Alexander, Solomon, and Nehemiah

Introduction: A Messianic Spectacle Having completed a five-part series demonstrating that, prior to Matthew 24-25, Jesus taught His second coming would occur within the lifetime ...

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The Coming of the Son of Man in AD 70 Part 5: Matthew 26:63-65 The Messiah Returns – Psalm 110, Daniel 7, and Matthew’s Unified Vision of AD 70

After examining Matthew 23 in its immediate context alongside chapters 24–25, it might seem natural to transition directly into the Olivet Discourse. However, given Jesus’ ...

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The Coming of the Son of Man in AD 70 Part 4: Matthew 23 – “Blessed is He Who Comes in the Name of the Lord”

What kind of kingdom was Jesus describing, and when would it arrive? As explored in our three-part Daniel series, both the spiritual kingdom and Christ’s ...

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The Coming of the Son of Man in AD 70 Part 3: Luke 17:20-37 – The Light of Day Dawns and the Kingdom Shines Within

What kind of kingdom was Jesus describing, and when would it arrive? As explored in our three-part Daniel series, both the spiritual kingdom and Christ’s ...

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