Serving in the Gospel of His Son
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Witness Lee opens up how the full gospel is far richer and more profound then we may have previously thought. The gospel presented in Romans is focused on the wonderful person of Jesus Christ with His two natures (Rom. 1:3-4, 9). God’s heart’s desire is to conform us to His image that He might be the first-born Son among many brothers (8:29). Finally, we will see what it means for the righteousness of God to be the power of the gospel.
Released on 24 Oct 2024
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Designation & Sonship in Romans
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