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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Titus
A Comrade of the Cross
Book • 1894
Written by Florence Morse Kingsley, 'Titus: A Comrade of the Cross' is a fictional account of the life of Jesus Christ set in Jerusalem.
The story was the result of a writing competition aimed at strengthening children's faith in Christ.
It vividly portrays the love, mercy, and compassion of Jesus, and includes themes of sadness, sorrow, and the healing power of Jesus.
The book has been highly popular since its publication in 1894.
The story was the result of a writing competition aimed at strengthening children's faith in Christ.
It vividly portrays the love, mercy, and compassion of Jesus, and includes themes of sadness, sorrow, and the healing power of Jesus.
The book has been highly popular since its publication in 1894.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned when discussing the qualifications for eldership in the church, particularly in relation to marriage.

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THE LIVESTREAM - Matt Walsh Vs Andrew Tate: Traditional Marriage & Polygamy
Mentioned as a source of qualifications for elders and deacons.

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Anointed But Not Appointed
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to explain we are saved because of his mercy.

Jon Harkey

The Cherishing Love of God / Jon Harkey
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as one of the books that Paul wrote.


T.D. Jakes

The Father of Mercy
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as one of the pastoral epistles of St. Paul, providing insights into the early church's practices.

Alex Jurado

E202: The Unwritten Years of Early Christianity w/Voice of Reason
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when discussing biblical instructions on church leadership.

Jonathan Pokluda

The Key to a Healthy Church