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Prestoncrest - Sunday Evening with Preaching Minister Gordon Dabbs

The Wedding of God

Sunday, July 03, 2011

After leaving Egypt, God took Israel into the desert to make a covenant with them, to marry them. In this message, James Prather examines a modern Jewish wedding and explains how similar it was to what God did at Mount Sinai. He also shows how Jesus made a new convent, a new marriage, with the church, a covenant that exists today.

Series: Out of Egypt

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