Who does Jesus say will go through the tribulation in Matthew 24?
Jesus says the Jews will go through the tribulation. In Matthew 24, He addresses Jewish people, stating they will be delivered up to affliction and killed, hated by all nations. Israel faces horrible days ahead as the particular wrath of this seven-year period falls upon her.
Les explains that in Matthew 24, Jesus is speaking to Jews, and it is the Jews again who will come under the particular wrath of this period. Once the tribulation begins—the last seven years of Daniel chapter 9—they will deliver you up to be afflicted and kill you, and you will be hated of all nations. Les notes that anti-Semitism will become far worse than ever before. Israel has horrible days ahead. The tribulation events are part of God’s plan to pay Satan off in full and deliver the earth from the curse.
Then shall they deliver you up to be afflicted, and shall kill you: and ye shall be hated of all nations for my name’s sake.
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What is the tribulation period Jesus describes in Matthew 24?
The tribulation Jesus describes in Matthew 24 is the last seven years of Daniel chapter 9, and when those seven years begin the people He is addressing will be delivered up.