107: Why Does Sin And Death Still Seem To Exist?
from DRIVING THEOLOGY Hosted by Michael Dean McLain
If Jesus said on the cross, "It is finished.", What did he mean by that? So many things seem so NOT finished. So, what did he mean and in what sense has he completed his mission?
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