In the sermon "I Have Foretold You All Things," Don Bell addresses the eschatological teachings of Jesus as found in Mark 13:1-27, focusing on the signs of the end times and the coming tribulation. He argues that the current distress in the world, including wars, natural disasters, and societal betrayals, reflects the prophetic warnings Jesus gave to His disciples about the destruction of the temple and the challenges believers will face. Bell emphasizes that God’s providence will protect His elect during these tribulations and cites the historical destruction of Jerusalem as a foreshadowing of divine judgment. Furthermore, he stresses that false teachers will arise to deceive many but reassures listeners of God’s faithfulness to His chosen people. The practical significance of this message lies in encouraging believers to remain steadfast and discerning in their faith amidst the tumultuous signs of the times.
“He that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.”
“Let no man deceive you.”
“For the elect's sake, whom he hath chosen, he hath shortened the days.”
“Whatever you may have to endure, you have to endure it.”
The Bible warns that false prophets will arise, seeking to deceive many, but true believers will not be led astray.
Mark 13:6, Matthew 24:24
Enduring trials is essential for Christians as it strengthens faith and leads to ultimate salvation.
Mark 13:13, James 1:2-4
God shows His care for the elect by promising to preserve them through trials and tribulations.
Mark 13:20, Romans 8:28-30
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