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The Sabbath From David to NehemiahHebrews 11:8-10
Excerpted from: Faithful Travelers on a Spiritual JourneyNow please turn to Hebrews 11, verse 8. The book of Hebrews repeatedly depicts the Christian life as a pilgrimage, often returning to biblical heroes who undertook such a journey of faith. Abraham obeyed God and was called to travel, as I mentioned earlier in the sermon.
So his descendants were strangers, foreigners, and pilgrims. Yet they saw God's promise from a distance. And then in verse 13 it says,
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Deuteronomy (Part 1) (1994)
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Abraham (Part Four)
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