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There's no reference to a "coming" in Matthew 24:9-12. Jesus' words therein to His disciples were fulfilled historically in the persecutions and other conditions which they experienced, as described in the cited Scriptures.

Did Jesus' disciples believe that they were included in; or excluded from; Jesus' words in Matthew 24:9-12 et al? Ralph Woodrow, Great Prophecies of the Bible PERSECUTION AGAINST THE DISCIPLES Matthew: "Then shall they deliver you up to be afflicted, and shall kill you: and ye shall be hated...

More historical Scriptural fulfillments and confirmations of Matthew 24. For the premi crowd who insist that "it's all future". Ralph Woodrow, Great Prophecies of the Bible PERSECUTION AGAINST THE DISCIPLES Matthew: "Then shall they deliver you up to be afflicted, and shall kill you: and ye...

That's because history does not confirm what hasn't happened yet. But false Christs did happen. As Jesus predicted. As history confirmed. Do you believe Him?

History confirmed Jesus' predictions. History did not confirm your "one day".

Scripture and history answer. It did.

Can't we just imagine the disciples marveling at the retaining wall. "Why, this is the retaining wall that's going to prove those Scofield futurists to be correct in the 19th century"!! Guffaws for all. Incidentally, we haven't yet heard how to enter a retaining wall, because it is really and...

Did this one come to pass? Matthew 24:5 For many shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ; and shall deceive many. Ralph Woodrow, Great Prophecies of the Bible According to Josephus, the noted Jewish historian, twelve years after our Saviour’s death, a certain impostor named Theudas...

Did any of Jesus' Olivet predictions come true during the generation leading up to 70AD?

Futurism's version of AD70 was obliterated in AD70.

One can enter a building. Describe how one enters a stone wall.

Maybe the internet does. Let us know if you find it. You can't even spell "alleged". Even with a spell checker.

What to believe? 1. More than 17 centuries of historical orthodox Christian exegesis or 2. Less than two centuries of modernist futurist eisegesis I know what I believe. Futurism is not theology. It is ideology.

Thanks for the guffaw du jour.

Dispensational futurism's version of the Olivet discourse has no support in recognized historical Christian orthodoxy. It had not one recognized historical Christian expositor, scholar, or apologist for over 17 centuries. Not one declared it completely unfulfilled during that time. Not one...

If anyone would know what was and was not part of the temple, it would be the Jews and Romans. You apparently consider them to be liars. From the Jewish Virtual Library: History & Overivew of the Western Wall (jewishvirtuallibrary.org) "When the Romans razed the Second Temple, they left one...

Historical Scriptural fulfillment is abhorrent to dispensational futurism. To confirm, provide any proof from recognized historical Christian orthodoxy prior to the 19th century, that the Judean Christians mis-read, and mis-reacted to, the prophetic signs of their times. I await your...

Do you think that they fled just for the fun of it? Thankfully, not one of them was a dispensational futurist. Those would not appear for another 17 centuries. Whom to believe? 1. The Judean Christians or 2. Modernist armchair futurizers and fantasizers. I know whom I believe.

Unwilling to show the exterior, which would reveal it to be the retaining wall. Predictable obfuscation. An inuksuk created by the Inuit of the Canadian Arctic. It is constructed of stacked stones, and serves various functions. No one of sound mind has ever described it as a building. df...

"I don't care if you believe me or not." Thanks for the guffaw du jour. No evidence = typical premil fabrication, fantasy, and fallacy.