The last portion of Matthew 25 is not a parable, but an actual description of Judgement Day. Few passages in our Bibles show so plainly the nature of those good works which characterize the saved, which are utterly absent in the lost.
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5 Reasons an Amillennialist Should Preach on Eschatology (Part 1)
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This Age and The Age to Come (Part 2)
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Who is True Israel? (Part 3)
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One New Man in the Place of the Two (Part 4)
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The Second Coming of Jesus Christ (Part 5)
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The Finality of the Lord’s Coming (Part 6)
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The Joy of the Lord (Part 7)
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The Sitting Son of Man (Part 8)
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A Venture into Hard Things: Part 1
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A Venture into Hard Things: Part 2
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Daniel’s 70 Weeks (Part 11)
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