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Why the end of the world is the end of the world
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Jerel,
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Andrew,
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How was Ezekiel validated in
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I don’t have problem with
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Hey Doug,
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Hi Jerel,
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I want to focus for a moment
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Hey Phil,
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Rich,
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I don’t think the OT
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Hi Phil. Thanks for the kind
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Look, Rich, we can agree that
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Well, before we become too
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Andrew,
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Jerel,
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I think most people are ok
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Excellent discussion.
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Well I missed Andrew’s
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I may not have made the point
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Thanks Rich. I agree with you
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Phil,
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No, that’s a good point. I
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Thanks, Rich.
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Godawa writes:
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2 Peter 3:4-7 is certainly
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Who says that this prophecy has two referents?
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I’m thinking Rome as an
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I don’t think so. My argument
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