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"Are we a Modern Day City of Refuge?" | Lessons in Joshua | June 8, 2025 - Audio
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"Are we a Modern Day City of Refuge?" | Lessons in Joshua | June 8, 2025 - Audio
Joshua 20 | Prepare your hearts and minds by putting on your favorite trail show... perhaps some "Law & Order" or "Suits" or what about some old school "Murder She Wrote." This will get you in the mood for this sermon's consideration. Justice and legal nuance are not something we as modern people dreamed up... in fact it may have started all the way back here in Joshua's day, with the founding of "Cities of Refuge" and the parameters that went with them. We will be forced to ask big questions like what the difference is between manslaughter and murder? Then we will ask if and how the idea of "Cities of Refuge" flow into our world today? It might surprise you.
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