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Excerpted from: Passover (Part 8)The people believed they were safe as long as they were in the church. They believed that somehow or another their attendance at services gave them absolution from having to pay for things they had done, and maybe for the things that they were planning to do in the future. This is dangerous thinking that amounts to nothing more than superstition. In the midst of their gross wickedness they were so naïve as to believe that they would be delivered from impending destruction and disaster merely by going through the motions of attending church.
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Excerpted from: Passover (Part Seven)And again if you can perceive it, in verses 5 and 6, there is a direct relationship between idolatry and the things that are happening in the streets, the things that are happening in people's families.
There it is again—the direct connection between idolatry and the things that are happening in the streets.
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The Doctrine of Israel (Part Eight): Romans 10
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