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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2020 · 32 MIN

Unlikely Friends

from Brookside Sermons · host Rev. William Moody

A sermon exploring the unlikely friendship between Roman governor Pontius Pilate and Galilean ruler Herod Antipas, which arose from both men’s involvement in Jesus’ crucifixion.

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A sermon exploring the unlikely friendship between Roman governor Pontius Pilate and Galilean ruler Herod Antipas, which arose from both men’s involvement in Jesus’ crucifixion.

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