LESSON 11 Olivet Parables Living Education Online— THL135c: Unit 3
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No one knows the day or the hour of Christ’s return. The end times will be like the days of Noah
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Christians are to watch the signs of the times and pray always that they may escape the tribulation
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What do we know about the “days of Noah”? (Matthew 24:38-39) What should we do when we see the prophecies Christ speaks of in the gospels begin to be fulfilled? (Luke 21:28)
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God will reward each person according to what they have done with what God has given them The Laodicean era has the characteristic of being “lukewarm” God will separate the “sheep” from the “goats” at the time of the end How do we keep our lamps full of oil? (Matthew 25:4)
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How can we be sure Christ's coming does not "overtake us as a thief"? How can we make sure we don’t get caught up in “the cares of this life”? (Luke 21:24)
The evil servant says in his heart “My master is delaying His coming” (Matthew 24:48). What is the danger with this attitude? How can we counteract this way of thinking?
Points What can we learn from the precious act of Mary who anointed the feet of Christ with costly oil? (Matthew 26:6-13) From the parable of the talents (Matt. 25:14-30), how do we make sure we do the most we can with what we have been given? How do we grow and develop our talents?