KRAG VAN DIE BYBEL - 70 - Firstborne The Last will be First

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Join Power of the Word as we explore the significance of the firstborn in the Bible and ancient cultures. In this episode, we examine how God views human power structures, the role of the firstborn in families, and the symbolism of the double inheritance. Learn how children were seen as protectors and contributors to family wealth, and discover the spiritual and practical relevance of the firstborn today.

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