This sermon delves into the prophecies of Jeremiah, Matthew, and Revelation, focusing on the return of the Jewish people to Israel, the unique period of tribulation known as Jacob's trouble, and the significance of the 144,000 sealed servants of God. It emphasizes the importance of understanding biblical prophecy, the role of the Jewish people in God's plan, and the distinction between the true Messiah and the false Messiah in the end times.

This sermon by Derek Prince Ministries delves into the importance of understanding biblical prophecy, emphasizing the need to discern the specific times and situations for prophecies to be fulfilled. It highlights the restoration of Israel as a key prophecy and warns of a time of tribulation before Israel's salvation. The sermon stresses the spirit of prophecy revealing Jesus and the necessity of interpreting prophecies in their plain, literal meanings. It also addresses the corruption of human nature, the progression of evil in the world, and the ultimate solution found in the righteous rule of Jesus.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the prophetic significance of Joel 3:1-8, discussing God's impending judgment on the nations that have oppressed Israel. He highlights the historical context of Jewish suffering and captivity, asserting that these events are part of a divine drama leading to the second coming of Christ. Bickle calls for the church to understand and proclaim these truths, as they are crucial for the end times, and stresses the importance of standing in solidarity with Israel. He warns that the nations will be held accountable for their actions against God's people, and that a remnant of Israel will ultimately be restored and saved. The sermon serves as a call to action for believers to prepare for the challenges ahead and to proclaim God's sovereignty and justice.

Chuck Smith discusses the desolation of Zion as a consequence of rejecting the Messiah, emphasizing that God scattered His people and left the land barren. However, he highlights God's promise to restore Zion, bringing His people back and revitalizing the land, which has seen a remarkable transformation in recent history. Smith points out that the return of the Jews to their homeland, despite initial unbelief, is a fulfillment of biblical prophecy, leading to Israel's rebirth as a nation in 1948. He concludes with the assurance of Christ's second coming in glory, contrasting it with His first coming in humility, and the future role of the Jewish people in God's plan.

Chuck Smith discusses the prophetic significance of Ezekiel 36 in relation to the current Mid-East crisis, emphasizing God's promise to regather His people from among the nations and restore them to their homeland. He highlights the transformation of Israel from a divided kingdom to a unified nation, recounting the struggles of Jewish refugees and the miraculous airlift back to Israel. Smith also warns of a coming invasion by nations symbolized by Gog and Magog, detailing the geographical implications and the eventual divine judgment that will ensue. Ultimately, he assures that God's Spirit will be poured out upon His people once again, signifying hope and restoration.