EPISODE · Apr 1, 2023 · 18 MIN
The Crucifixion Tree
from Rightly Dividing · host Mark Tank
In the garden, God created two trees that represented choices the humans had to make. These first humans choose to do the wrong thing. Sin entered the world. God then placed cherubs at the garden entrance to forbid them access to the tree of life. Thousands of years later, Jesus came and was innocently crucified on a Roman cross known as a tree. https://husbandman.org
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