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靈修 DT4.0 [粵語靈修] | 2026-03-19 | 馬太福音 Matthew 24:15-28 | Devotional Time

·10 min·1 clip

False prophets might be 90% true, but that 10% falsehood is enough to lead you astray.

The episode is a solo devotional by Daisy from the City Mission Podcast, delivered in Cantonese. She opens by introducing the scripture passage, Matthew 24:15-28, which deals with apocalyptic themes and the 'great disaster.' Daisy reads a portion of the text and immediately highlights Jesus' direct instruction to flee to the mountains without hesitation, contrasting it with more ambiguous biblical prophecies. She applies this physically to natural disasters and spiritually to personal sin, urging listeners to avoid procrastination when facing temptation. Daisy then shifts to warnings about false Christs and prophets who perform deceptive signs, stressing that even a small falsehood can mislead. She uses the analogy of handling currency to explain how familiarity with genuine Scripture helps detect false teachings. A personal anecdote follows, where Daisy recalls Jehovah's Witnesses leaving materials at her gate; she identifies a doctrinal error about Jesus restoring Earth, which contradicts the biblical promise of a new heaven and earth. Daisy connects this to the need for deep scriptural knowledge to avoid being swayed by attractive but erroneous messages. She summarizes the two main takeaways: flee quickly from crisis or sin, and stand firm in truth through biblical familiarity. The episode includes reflective questions for listeners about what they need to leave behind and how well they know God's word. Daisy concludes with a prayer asking for divine help in making decisive breaks from sin and maintaining discernment in a confusing age, ending with a blessing.

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