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THERE IS GREAT DANGER IN SPIRITUAL IGNORANCE AND IN IGNORING GOD AND HIS WORD
The Pharisees were a prominent religious-political party during New Testament times. Their name means “separated ones.” They separated themselves from society to study and teach the law, but they also considered common people religiously unclean. The Pharisees emphasized oral tradition alongside written Law, and their system of religion focused more on outward form than genuine faith. Jesus often clashed with them, exposing their hypocrisy and unreasonable burdens on the people. They held seats in the Jewish ruling council, the Sanhedrin, and were teachers and pastors. Ultimately, they rejected Jesus as the Messiah and plotted to have Him killed.
The Pharisees were a prominent religious-political party during New Testament times. Their name means “separated ones.” They separated themselves from society to study and teach the law, but they also considered common people religiously unclean. The Pharisees emphasized oral tradition alongside written Law, and their system of religion focused more on outward form than genuine faith. Jesus often clashed with them, exposing their hypocrisy and unreasonable burdens on the people. They held seats in the Jewish ruling council, the Sanhedrin, and were teachers and pastors. Ultimately, they rejected Jesus as the Messiah and plotted to have Him killed.
The Pharisees were a prominent religious-political party during New Testament times. Their name means “separated ones.” They separated themselves from society to study and teach the law, but they also considered common people religiously unclean. The Pharisees emphasized oral tradition alongside written Law, and their system of religion focused more on outward form than genuine faith. Jesus often clashed with them, exposing their hypocrisy and unreasonable burdens on the people. They held seats in the Jewish ruling council, the Sanhedrin, and were teachers and pastors. Ultimately, they rejected Jesus as the Messiah and plotted to have Him killed.
The Pharisees were a prominent religious-political party during New Testament times. Their name means “separated ones.” They separated themselves from society to study and teach the law, but they also considered common people religiously unclean. The Pharisees emphasized oral tradition alongside written Law, and their system of religion focused more on outward form than genuine faith. Jesus often clashed with them, exposing their hypocrisy and unreasonable burdens on the people. They held seats in the Jewish ruling council, the Sanhedrin, and were teachers and pastors. Ultimately, they rejected Jesus as the Messiah and plotted to have Him killed.
The Pharisees were a prominent religious-political party during New Testament times. Their name means “separated ones.” They separated themselves from society to study and teach the law, but they also considered common people religiously unclean. The Pharisees emphasized oral tradition alongside written Law, and their system of religion focused more on outward form than genuine faith. Jesus often clashed with them, exposing their hypocrisy and unreasonable burdens on the people. They held seats in the Jewish ruling council, the Sanhedrin, and were teachers and pastors. Ultimately, they rejected Jesus as the Messiah and plotted to have Him killed.
The weapon against enemies
This message seeks to bring to your doorstep an in debt understanding of the operation of the Kingdom of Darkness. We live in a world where darkness is leading and directing people into a ditch. Knowing what is hidden brings enlightenment and transformation.
This message seeks to bring to your doorstep an in debt understanding of the operation of the Kingdom of Darkness. We live in a world where darkness is leading and directing people into a ditch. Knowing what is hidden brings enlightenment and transformation.
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