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#. *Need to understand that the book of Matthew is NOT chronological*
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Simply Matthews recount of events in the life of Christ
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So in your harmony of the Gospel’s you will jump back and forth in this book
 
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*Left off last week where a disciple pointed out how GRAND the temple was*
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And it WAS a grand BUILDING
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And it would NOT be completed until 64 AD
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But even during the time of Jesus - even in the midst of CONSTRUCTION - it was BEAUTIFUL
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But not for LONG:
 
*Matthew 24:2** *And Jesus said unto them, See ye not all these things?
Verily I say unto you, there shall not be left here one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down.
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In 70 AD, just SIX years after its COMPLETION, Roman general Titus CAPTURED Jerusalem and completely DESTROYED and LOOTED the temple
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AFTER this observation of the GRANDER of the Temple, Jesus and His disciples cross the Kidron Valley to the Mount of Olives
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There Jesus continued to teach His followers
 
*Matthew 24:3** *And as he sat upon the Mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be?
And what /shall be/ the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?
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Jesus was speaking BOTH of the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD as well as the RETURN OF CHRIST #.
Jesus gives us some SIGNS of His Second Coming
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FALSE preachers
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WARS and RUMORS of war
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Famines, pestilences and earthquakes
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Two kinds of PEOPLE today                                           i.
Those who are PREPARED, WATCHING for the coming of Christ
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And those who are NOT
 
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*Jesus CONCLUDED the Olivet Discourse by reminding His disciples that the Passover was ONLY two days away*
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That He would THEN be BETRAYED and CRUCIFIED #.
Matthew tells us that this was the SIXTH time Jesus told His disciples that He was going to DIE
 
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*Just down the road PLOTTING was taking place*
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The chief priests and scribes were in a SECRET session in the home of the high priest
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PLOTTING and PLANNING
 
*Matthew 26:4 - 5** *And consulted that they might take Jesus by subtlety, and kill /him/.
But they said, Not on the feast /day/, lest there be an uproar among the people.
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They just had to GET Jesus but NOT on the feast day
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Didn’t want to insight Jesus’ followers
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So much for THEIR planning –                                           i.
Jesus WAS crucified during the Passover
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Jesus really was in CONTROL of the WHOLE event –                                           i.
NOT His enemies
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God’s plan was in motion and NOBODY was going to change it  
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*Simon the leper has a dinner for Jesus*
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Simon probably called the LEPER because he had leprosy but was HEALED by Jesus #.
NOW he can sit down and have FELLOWSHIP with Jesus and the other guests
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John tells us that Mary, Martha and Lazarus were present
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Martha SERVED the mean
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Believed to worth a one year salary
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Point being it was a LOT on money
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Mary anointed Jesus’ head and feet with that ointment
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Then WIPED His feet with her hair
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This was a very LAVISH act of love
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It caused much DEBATE among the disciples assembled
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Many thought that the ointment ought to have been SOLD and the money given to the POOR
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John tells us that Judas Iscariot was the SPOKESMAN
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The FIRST one to speak out AGAINST this act
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The CRITICISM got so heated that Jesus RESPONDED
 
*John 12:7 - 8** *Then said Jesus, Let her alone: against the day of my burying hath she kept this.
For the poor always ye have with you; but me ye have not always.
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This ANNOINTING is NOT the same event that took place in the house of Simon the Pharisee found in Luke 7:36-50
1.    Different hosts, different women, different critics
 
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*Judas was OFFENDED by Jesus’ REBUKE*
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Judas would GIVE the Jewish authorities WHAT they WANTED                                           i.
Which WAS?
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The ABILITY to arrest Jesus AWAY from the crowds
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Judas would KNOW Jesus’ SCHEDULE
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Judas could give that INFORMATION to the Jewish authorities
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The REBUKE was not the SOLE reason for condemning Jesus to CERTAIN death                                           i.
All the disciples were rebuked – not just Judas
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Rather that was the FINAL straw
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There was no FUTURE in following Jesus
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There was no FINANCIAL gain in following Jesus
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What is the POINT
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Time now to sell out to the HIGHEST bidder
 
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*We have no record of what else transpired on Wednesday*
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A.T Robertson says that the plotting event and the dinner Matt 26  took place on Wednesday                                           i.
With reference by Jesus of ‘2 days’ Wednesday fits
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We do know that Tuesday was a FULL day
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So was Wednesday
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As would be Thursday
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We can assume Jesus spent Wednesday and most of Thursday with His friends in Bethany
 
 
*THURSDAY AFTERNOON*
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