Death in Egypt
from Hope Alliance Bethlehem Hosted by Pastor Adam
The final plague that God brings on Egypt is stunning. The death of the firstborn throughout the land. A better understanding of Sin, family, and judgment can help us situate this plague contextually. And God provides another option for all who listen - a substitutionary sacrificial meal could mark the family instead. This would be the very meal that Jesus redefined around himself, embodying God's ultimate Passover. * Our apologies, the very beginning of the talk was cut off.
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