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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2006 · 33 MIN

Telescoping God

from Signposts · host Ben Overby

We are created to glorify God by telescoping His majesty before the world. Sermon preached in Rochester, New York, August 6th 2006.

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We are created to glorify God by telescoping His majesty before the world. Sermon preached in Rochester, New York, August 6th 2006.

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