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The Gospel of Mark: Under the Blood - Mark 14:12-25

EPISODE · Sep 28, 2025 · 53 MIN

The Gospel of Mark: Under the Blood - Mark 14:12-25

from Grace Fellowship Duarte | Sunday Service · host Grace Fellowship Duarte

An invitation to supper.Speaker Pastor Doug SpriggsStarting from Exodus building up to Mark, Pastor Doug talks about passover and the Lord's supper.

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