The Ministry of the Man-Saviour in His Human Virtues with His Divine Attributes from Galilee to Jerusalem (11)
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Luke 14;26 says “If anyone comes to Me and does not hate His own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters and moreover even his own soul-life, He cannot be My disciple” (Recovery Version). What does it mean for believers to hate such cherished ones, and even to hate ourselves as the Bible intends? Join us for a sobering word on the requirement for enjoying the jubilee in the coming age of the kingdom.
Released on 8 Jul 2025
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