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Pauline Theology's Daily Devotional is a short devotional Paul does everyday where you can listen in on what God is speaking to him daily. He briefly goes through a book of the bible verse by verse and discusses in those verses what it literally says, what it says about God, what it says about people, how does that apply to him, and how he should apply that in his life.
Unknown Host hosts Pauline Theology's Daily Devotional, a education show with 846 episodes published.
Paul walks through Exodus 7:27-29 and discusses what the author is literally writing, what he says about God, what he says about man, and how Paul can apply this in his own life. If you would like to support the podcast
Paul walks through Exodus 7:26 and discusses what the author is literally writing, what he says about God, what he says about man, and how Paul can apply this in his own life. If you would like to support the podcast che
Paul walks through Exodus 7:24-25 and discusses what the author is literally writing, what he says about God, what he says about man, and how Paul can apply this in his own life. If you would like to support the podcast
Paul walks through Exodus 7:19 and discusses what the author is literally writing, what he says about God, what he says about man, and how Paul can apply this in his own life. If you would like to support the podcast che
Paul walks through Exodus 7:18 and discusses what the author is literally writing, what he says about God, what he says about man, and how Paul can apply this in his own life. If you would like to support the podcast che
Paul walks through Exodus 7:16-17 and discusses what the author is literally writing, what he says about God, what he says about man, and how Paul can apply this in his own life. If you would like to support the podcast
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Pauline Theology's Daily Devotional is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Education (spirituality) and has published 846 episodes.
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