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What does the Bible say about the destruction of Jerusalem?

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The Bible predicts the destruction of Jerusalem as a fulfillment of prophecy, revealing God's foreknowledge and judgment.

In Luke 21:20-24, Jesus foretells the siege and destruction of Jerusalem, describing it as 'the days of vengeance.' This event serves as a significant moment in biblical history, marking the end of the Old Testament dispensation. The passage illustrates not only God's judgment on the Jewish nation for their unbelief but also His perfect foreknowledge, as Jesus details the miseries that would come upon the city and its inhabitants well before they occurred. God's sovereignty in foreseeing these events affirms His divine authority and plan, emphasizing that His purposes will stand according to His will, as stated in Isaiah 46:9-10.
Scripture References: Luke 21:20-24, Isaiah 46:9-10, Luke 21:25-38

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Luke 21:20-24
J.C. Ryle · Sep 6, 2016
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