The King's Judgment

By: Mike Mazzalongo Posted: September, 2014

Chapters 24 and 25 of Matthew contain 3 views that Jesus uses to describe the destruction of Jerusalem, the second coming, and the cycle of devolution present in the world since Adam's sin.

Discussion Questions

What indicators from Matthew's gospel portray Jesus as our King?
Describe the three views from Matthew 24:4-44.
- Matthew 24:4-14 – A panoramic view
- Matthew 24:15-35 – A telescopic view to Jerusalem
- Matthew 24:36-44 – A telescopic view to the second coming
Describe key elements of the panoramic view given by Jesus.
Describe key elements of the telescopic view of the fall of Jerusalem.
Describe the key elements of the telescopic view of the second coming of Christ.
Explain the concept behind each of the following parables and how they relate to our preparedness for Jesus' return.
- The evil slave – Matthew 24:45-51
- The 10 virgins – Matthew 25:1-13
- The talents – Matthew 25:14-30
How does Jesus portray the judgment scene and how does it relate to Matthew 22:37-40?
How can you use this lesson to grow spiritually and help others come into a relationship with Jesus?