Jan 14, 2020 28 min

Irrevocable - pt. 15: Cast Away

from Presence: A Global Conversation for a New Earth.

Romans 10 cannot be understood apart from Romans 11. Sound simple? Well, it wasn't for the gentiles in Rome and it hasn't been for Christians during the last 2000 years. Today we discuss the 2 concurrent themes running through the last days: justification and condemnation. Both had a role in the universal reconciliation of the world and the restoration of all things. The role of condemnation is what the gentiles misunderstood. That's how we got Christianity! Thanks for joining us.

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