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Lasting Hope in Lasting Pain
A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Lasting Hope in Lasting Pain
Subtitle: The End in the Beginning
Speaker: Alan Lester
Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited
Event: Sunday Service
Date: 7/19/2015
Bible: Genesis 5:28-29
Length: 54 min. (64kbps)
Overview: Pain was the word that came to mind when Lamech summed up his long life. Oh that there was just a flicker of hope. Dying just one for two years before the flood, he didn't realize how close the end was, right there in the beginning of time. What catastrophe descended upon the world, on a global scale, completely changing the face of the earth until the end of time. Yet preserved through all of that massive disaster was Noah, his son. Yes, Lamech found a degree of comfort in Noah's birth. Yet, millions have found comfort in the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, whose ancestry was preserved in Noah, through the tragedy of the flood. Lasting hope in lasting pain.
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A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Lasting Hope in Lasting Pain
Subtitle: The End in the Beginning
Speaker: Alan Lester
Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited
Event: Sunday Service
Date: 7/19/2015
Bible: Genesis 5:28-29
Length: 54 min. (64kbps)
Overview: Pain was the word that came to mind when Lamech summed up his long life. Oh that there was just a flicker of hope. Dying just one for two years before the flood, he didn't realize how close the end was, right there in the beginning of time. What catastrophe descended upon the world, on a global scale, completely changing the face of the earth until the end of time. Yet preserved through all of that massive disaster was Noah, his son. Yes, Lamech found a degree of comfort in Noah's birth. Yet, millions have found comfort in the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, whose ancestry was preserved in Noah, through the tragedy of the flood. Lasting hope in lasting pain.