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Aug 26, 2019 27 min

Table Talk: Continue

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During the Stalin era in Russia, the Marxist government derided the Bible as a book full of legends, myths, and old wives’ tales. It even established an anti-Bible museum in Moscow to convince the Russian people. The authorities seemed afraid that people would read it and believe it, so they put them in prison and in labor camps for reading the scripture. Why? Perhaps they feared that this unique book had the power to change people’s lives. Part of being a disciple of Jesus Christ is immersing our lives in his word. Sadly, most Christians neglect giving themselves to the very sacred scripture which is able to make one wise for salvation through faith in Jesus. God speaks and communicates with us through His word so we must continue to pursue Christ in love through His word. Table Talk - Week 4 of 4 - 08.25.19

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