The Parable of The Fig Tree - Part 1

When Jesus Christ taught the Word, He not only spoke it, He also painted it into the minds of His listeners with vibrant, relative illustrations called "parables." This parabolic method of teaching was an amazing way to communicate to the human heart and mind God's deep, eternal truths.

WNV616 - Parables of Jesus Christ

[intothevoid]

Wonderful, Gods word is amazing. I can't get enough. Thank you pastor Jack.

[pattilegrand]

Thank you for allowing God to use you to teach His Word. Great teaching. It has equipped me.

[arietanarawa]

now is 2017, and the word of God is getting better. effective. clearer and powerful as the end is drawing nearer . AMEN

[jackiegarroutte]

Great message!! ️MARANATHA !!!!

[wendyg]

Listening to you preach the Word of God 'in Truth' is refreshing and uplifting. Thank you for sharing your sermons on YouTube.  =)

[GinaMarie]

Love the way you nailed it..  you wont know what a lie is unless you first know the Truth.  Preach on, dear brother..  God bless.

[mariannechulumovich]

Never heard it taught like this. before..awesome! and this is just the

[nadenegordon]

Unfortunately here in Australia it's very hard to find truth in the church's. There's many part but not whole truths especially in the town we live. My husband and I feel very blessed to be able watch your videos. Thankyou.

[soldierintraining]

I think the reason that the angel needs to fly over the earth and speak the everlasting gospel is because of all the false and misleading gospel being spread..not everyone who gets told the "good news" is getting the truth.

[dropzonewarzone]

1st off, this prerapture theory was never preached prior to 1830. The wheat and tare harvest is at the end of the 7 year tribulation period. 2nd, the so called temple mount was actually the Roman fort Antonia. Ancient witnesses knew this such as the respected historian Flavius Josephus and he describes this in pretty good detail. Herod's temple was about 600 feet down and south of the Roman fort Antonia and was built over the Gihon brook for priestly purification purposes.