Distinction

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Hello, Friends The Biblical account of the Exodus is without question one of the most remarkable events recorded in human history. Writing nearly 1600 years after the event a Hebrew Apostle named Paul told the community of believers at Corinth that those things happened as examples for us! This message examines the manner in which God dealt with Pharaoh and the manner in which Pharaoh dealt with Moses in order to learn from their examples. It is our heartfelt prayer that you are blessed by this teaching while you carefully consider the Word of God as it relates to your life. Shalom, The LCMF Staff

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