Examples of using Matthew chapter in English and their translations into Hindi
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Matthew Chapter.
These articles consider parts of Matthew chapters 24 and 25.
Matthew chapter 25.
Consider his short yet powerful discourse recorded in Matthew chapters 5 through 7.
Matthew chapter 2 verse 1.
Jesus answered by means of an extensive prophecy, recorded in Matthew chapters 24 and 25.
To whom do Jesus' words in Matthew chapter 24 have special meaning, and why?
What lessons are taught by the illustrations recorded in Matthew chapters 24 and 25?
Why would you say that Matthew chapter 24 should be of particular interest in our day?
Why should we be particularly interested in Jesus' prophecy in Matthew chapter 24?
The Bible, in Matthew chapter 13, mentions one separation work that occurs earlier.
To find the answer, let us continue our consideration of Jesus' words found in Matthew chapter 28.
In his prophecy found in Matthew chapters 24 and 25, Jesus said many times that he is coming.
Among the prophecies now being fulfilled is the one recorded in verse 14 of Matthew chapter 24.
In his prophecy recorded in Matthew chapters 24 and 25, Jesus repeatedly mentioned his coming.
This is often called theparable of the wheat and the weeds and is recorded in Matthew chapter 13.
Our progress in understanding the prophecy in Matthew chapters 24 and 25 has been thrilling.
Since World War I,we have seen the larger fulfillment of Jesus' sign recorded in Matthew chapter 24.
Examine, though, the latter half of Matthew chapter 25, which is part of Jesus' prophecy about the last days.
In Matthew chapters 24 and 25, to what time did Jesus refer when he spoke about his coming? Like the apostles, what are we eager to find out?
While a local Witness named Helvie Mashazi was discussing Matthew chapter 23, a group of clergymen angrily jumped up and tried to force him to sit down.
Matthew chapter 24, verses 37 to 39, shows that Jesus compared our time with“ the days of Noah,” in which people“ took no note” of their critical situation.
David: When I understood the amazing fulfillment of Bible prophecies,such as those found in Matthew chapter 24 and in the book of Daniel, I became convinced that this was the truth.
Bible prophecies, such as Matthew chapter 24 and 2 Timothy 3: 1- 5, indicate that God's government is about to do just that.
Jesus' hatred of lawlessness is nowhere better expressed than in his stinging denunciation of the viperous scribes and Pharisees, as recorded in Matthew chapter 23.
In that passage in Matthew chapter 10, we read that Jesus said that following him would be a cause for division- father against son, daughter against mother.
With the end of this system so close at hand, how grateful we are that Jehovah has progressively shed light on this illustration and on the related illustrations recorded in Matthew chapters 24 and 25!
I found Wycliffe's Bible Commentaryvery helpful on page 935 commenting on Matthew chapter 4,“Jesus refused to work a miracle to avoid personal suffering when such suffering was part of God's will for Him.”.
See The Watchtower of February 15, 1994, pages 11 and 12, and the chart on pages 14 and 15, which sets in parallelcolumns Jesus' prophetic reply found in Matthew chapter 24, Mark chapter 13, and Luke chapter 21.
Likewise, Jesus' great prophecy recorded in Matthew chapter 24, Mark chapter 13, and Luke chapter 21 provides clear evidence of his presence now in heavenly Kingdom power.- Luke 21: 29- 31.