
Strange Fire
Short sermon on the fruit of attempting to steal Christ's priesthood.

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Hosted by Cody Rich · EN-US · 19 episodes
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Thus Saith the Lord is a Bible preaching podcast devoted to declaring the Word of God as it is in truth. Each episode opens the Scriptures and seeks to exalt the Lord Jesus Christ.
Cody Rich hosts Thus saith the Lord, a religion show with 19 episodes published.

Short sermon on the fruit of attempting to steal Christ's priesthood.

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This is a short sermon from Luke 23:43 and Christ's words to the thief who repented.
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