Is this the Christ? (John 7:40-52)
from Biblical Encouragement Hosted by Cas Medlin
This week we will study John 7:40-52. We see that there was a division among the people about who Jesus is. In this video, we will examine this question, as well as looking at what the people in the crowd and the Pharisees thought about Jesus. -Vlog for May 2, 2022 #Biblestudy #christian #John -Design, produced, and audio by Cas Medlin ([email protected]) -Based each and every week on my Christian Blog
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