Harmonizing

Scripture With Scripture

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THINGS THAT YOUR PREACHER

FORGOT TO TELL YOU

MATTHEW CHAPTERS  23 - 24 - 25

By Dr. Ron McRay

This is one of the few books that deals with every verse in Matthew, chapter 24.

Dr. Ron McRay has tried to be very consistent with the text and context by laying the foundation of chapter 24 as it pertained to the audience of chapter 23 by Yahshua (Jesus) Himself.

Even as extensive as Dr. McRay’s teaching is on Matthew 24, he has also written a verse by verse study of chapter 25. This is most probably the only book you will find that has connected the three chapters together as Matthew (and the Holy Spirit) connected them in the first century.

Matthew chapter 25 is a continuation of chapter 24 and as such is vitally important to gain the full understanding of what Christ said.

It is hoped that the reader will approach a study of this book with an open mind, an open heart and an open Bible and think for himself.

An open mind will acknowledge that there are other opinions than the traditional.

As the saying goes, “If your only tool is a hammer, every problem will look like a nail.”  In other words, if you seek a surgeon’s opinion, he’ll likely be thinking surgically. If you see a radiation therapist, his recommendation will probably be radiation. Ultimately, you want to find writing that you can trust, that takes the time to explain all of your options to you, and helps you think them through.

If you find a priest in some church, he will likely tell you what his church expects of him. If you find a pastor in some church, he will most likely tell you that which he was taught in his particular church seminary.

Let this book broaden your horizons on the Olivet discourse of Yahshua (Jesus). Think for yourself. Be open-minded. You will gain much knowledge and understand Yahweh’s dealings with the first-century Jews in a whole new  light.