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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2024 · 1H 3M

⁶¹ How Do I Read My Old Testament?

from Footnotes · host Broadway Baptist Church

How were people saved in the Old Testament? What's the difference between the old and new covenants? How can I make sense of Old Testament books full of laws that we don't practice today? Pastor Mark, Pastor Brady, and Jackson talk about it all in this edition of Footnotes! Featured Resource: The Law of Christ by Charles Leiter. This book is available in the Broadway Book Nook. Thanks for tuning in to Footnotes! New episodes drop each Tuesday. We hope to see you soon at Broadway Baptist Church!

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