Cancel Culture and the Gospel of Matthew

The Biblical Description of the Origin of Human Government

22 min · 11. jan. 2022
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This episode is based on the verses of the Old Testament that refer to the very first human government and similar characteristics of all the other ones that followed.  The point of this episode is that all human leaders all follow a repetitive pattern throughout history which God predicted beforehand.  I refer mainly to verses from Genesis and also the book of Jasher referred to in the books of the Old Testament.  This is the last episode of season 2 and the continuation of this episode will be at the start of season 3.  Happy new year!

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