[Kevmo]

Matthew 24 has not been fulfilled. First, the gospel must be preached to all tongues.

[terycarl]

Matthew 24 has not been fulfilled. First, the gospel must be preached to all tongues.

it has been, many times over...however, many have rejected the message, starting in the 1500's.

[righttackle44]

Matthew 24 has not been fulfilled. First, the gospel must be preached to all tongues.

If you really study Matthew 24, you will see that the context of the passage relates to Israel and, hence, the Jewish people. It does not relate to the Church. It relates to people who are earth at the time of it's fulfillment. That includes lost people, which will include the Jewish remnant, who come to Christ after the Rapture of the church.

There is NOTHING in the prophetic Scriptures that must be fulfilled before the Church is removed.

[Biggirl]

With the help of the internet, that is happening.

[Ingtar]

Actually, it was “all nations”. A funny thing happened after 911. I remember it striking me as odd at the time. Billy Graham, at the memorial, gave the rudiments of the Gospel. The TV broadcasters were proclaiming it the first broadcast to go to every nation in the world. Is that the sign? I am not wise enough to know. I will watch and wait, and ponder these things in my heart.

[Mrs.Z]

Actually it has.

I have a good friend who is a translator for Wycliff.

All the “languages” have been translated...

there are some “dialects” they are still working on.

She said there are several interpretations about Matt. 24:14 with regard to whether it means all languages.

Anyway, we are closer.