The Last Days: Matthew 24:21-22

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Description: In this 12th message of his series on the last days of the Old Covenant, Bryan Ingham unpacks Matthew 24:21-22, framing the "great tribulation" as the unparalleled distress on Jerusalem and covenant-breaking Israel during the 70 AD Roman siege, fulfilling Old Testament prophecies like Daniel 12:1.
Key points covered:

Parallel in Luke 21:20-24: Days of vengeance with sword, captivity to nations, Jerusalem trampled by Gentiles (ethnos) until their times fulfilled—Roman fulfillment.
Unparalleled nature: Greater than Noah's flood, Sodom's destruction, Egypt's plagues, Babylon's siege; Josephus details 70 AD horrors (1.1M dead, famine-induced cannibalism).
Daniel 12:1 tie: Distress for Israel, but Michael's protection delivers elect; linked to resurrection of righteous/wicked (spiritual, not physical).
Shortened days for elect: God intervened (early Roman pullback allowed Christian flight to Pella); echoes Mark 13:20, Isaiah 65:8-9 (preserve remnant like grapes for wine).
Elect clarified: Not all physical Israel (Romans 9:6-8: children of promise, not flesh); hardened rest vs. chosen (Romans 11:7); all Israel saved = elect remnant (Romans 11:26, Zechariah 13:8-9: two-thirds cut off, one-third refined).
42 months tribulation: Revelation 11:2 (Gentiles trample holy city); historical match to siege.
Jesus fulfilled all in his generation—no liar; new covenant now for all nations, including modern Israel claimants.

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Uploaded On: October 24, 2026, 11:25 PM