30. Jesus/Tabernacle/Blasphemy

from FOOLISHNESS Podcast with Brian Sumner Hosted by Brian Sumner

What did Jesus unpack on the road to Emmaus? Are you living your life aware that we are surrounded by people who are dead in sin and have no idea exactly what God has done through His Son? God wrote the blueprint for His coming Messiah, and in this episode we see how Leviticus prophetically presents Gods work in Christ. Lets connect https://www.instagram.com/briansumner/ https://www.facebook.com/BrianSumnerOfficial/ You can support this show by visiting http://www.briansumner.net Support the show SUPPORT THE SHOW

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