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A layman’s commentary on John chapter 3. Nicodemus and the incredible assertion.
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No doubt, He is coming to judge and make war, but this is NOT the final judgment. Revelation 20:4.
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His invisible qualities—both his eternal power and his divine nature—have been clearly seen, because they can be understood from what he has made. Romans 1:20,21.
Although I ended on Romans 1:20 previously, that was several weeks ago, and we probably forgot what it says; besides that, it helps us understand verse 21 better. Romans 1:20-21 CJB For ever since the creation of the universe his … Continue reading
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