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Lesson 3 — A Sign For All Time
Matthew 12:41–42
Nineveh received one reluctant sermon and repented; the queen of the south crossed a great distance to hear Solomon's wisdom. Jesus set their response beside people who possessed abundant religious privilege yet still refused the One greater than Jonah and Solomon. This lesson asks whether nearness to church and Scripture has quietly taken the place of actually knowing Christ. Religious activity is not proof that a relationship ever existed.
"I'll believe in God when He shows me a sign I can't explain." That is not a new conversation — it happened two thousand years ago, right in the face of Jesus Christ. A Sign For All Time is a ten-lesson journey through Matthew 12:38–45 and the Book of Jonah: what Jesus said to a generation demanding proof, the man behind the sign He pointed to, and the one sign God promised that must be enough — for them, and for us.
I'm Larry Barnard, Sr. I'm not here to give you my opinions about God — there's plenty of that going around. I'm here to walk through the Scriptures verse by verse, so that when you close your Bible you know what the text said and not just what I think about it.
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