Episode 774: The Tribulation described in Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Why are they different? Part 1

Hello everyone. In tonight's Bible study we take a look at the Tribulation described by Jesus in the books of Matthew, Mark, and Luke.

The accounts listed in each of these gospels are a little different because none of the writers record everything that was spoken by the Lord.

Matthew records almost exclusively about the Tribulation while Mark and Luke record primarily what the Lord Jesus spoke regarding what happened to the disciples in the book of Acts and to Jerusalem by the Romans.

When reading each account one must understand that Jesus gives descriptions of events in both Revelation and Acts. If you don't view it with that knowledge then it may be confusing.

Tonight we compare the first section of each book then conduct an in depth comparison between Mark and Luke.

We also answer to very important and highly debated questions.
1. Who will endure until the end?
2. Is Jesus talking about the Church in any of the gospels especially Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21?

Tonight's study is 1 hour and 30 minutes. I have broken it into seven segments.
This is segment 1 of 7 titled The Tribulation described in Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Why are they different? Part 1