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The Gospel of Destruction (?)

How Could Jesus Call the Fall of Jerusalem the "Gospel (good news) of the Kingdom?

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In his prediction of the impending destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem, Jesus said "This Gospel of the kingdom must be preached into all the world, then comes the end." Wait! The fall of Jerusalem and that awesome Temple was "the gospel"? It was "the good news".... of the Kingdom? How could this possibly be true? In this ground breaking new book, prolific author Don K. Preston (D. Div.) explores this seldom discussed - seldom considered!- question and walks the reader through a fascinating and important Biblical journey of the last days and the importance of that Jerusalem temple. There is literally not another book out there like this-- anywhere! Eschatology Religious Studies

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What stood out the most was the terrible job the virtual narrator did. Why can’t we teach AI voices not to read every colon with the word “colon”? In a book with many scripture references, this is very distracting. I finally finished the book on my Kindle because I was missing the message while listening to Scripture references and footnotes being slaughtered. Virtual voices have their place, maybe this book wasn’t one of them.
As you can see the message was overshadowed. Dr. Preston is a thorough Bible scholar. I would recommend you read this book in print or Kindle.

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