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  WHERE WILL ALL THESE MEN BE WITHIN A HUNDRED YEARS?
  by Thomas Brooks
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Summary: The sermon emphasizes the fleeting nature of human life and the
importance of seeking salvation before it's too late.

Topics: "Eternity", "Compassion for the Lost"
Scripture References: Ecclesiastes 3:20, Matthew 7:13, Luke 19:41, Hebrews 9:27, James 4:14

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Thomas Brooks reflects on the fleeting nature of life, using the example
of Xerxes who wept at the thought of his vast army being reduced to
graves within a century. He emphasizes the urgency of considering the
eternal fate of the multitudes around us, lamenting that many may face
eternal separation from God. Brooks draws a parallel to Jesus, who wept
over Jerusalem, highlighting the need for compassion and urgency in
reaching the lost before it's too late.

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Xerxes, when he viewed his almost innumerable army

of men, fell a-weeping, saying, "Where will all these

men be within a hundred years?" He wept to think

that all that mighty army would be in their graves

within a hundred years.

Ah, what cause of weeping is there, when we behold

the multitudes in the world, considering that within a

few years--most of them may be in hell!

"As He approached and saw the city, He wept over it."

Luke 19:41

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Source: https://sermonindex.net/speakers/thomas-brooks/where-will-all-these-men-be-within-a-hundred-years/
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