Judah— The Father: Kidnapper and Savior II (37-50)

An episode of the Truth Encounter: Born Again Fathers-Born Again Sons, Passing the Torch podcast titled "Judah— The Father: Kidnapper and Savior II (37-50)" was published on March 17, 2013.

March 17, 2013 · Truth Encounter: Born Again Fathers-Born Again Sons, Passing the Torch

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Doesn't Jesus teach us that we should just forgive and forget? If this is so, then why did Joseph give Judah such a hard time before he was willing to embrace him? Should we just embrace those who commit crimes against us?

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