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Replacement Theology EXPOSED | Has the Church Replaced Israel?

54 min · 19 de abr de 2026
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In this episode, Rev Hix and Pastor Frank delve into the critical topic of replacement theology, God's covenant with Israel, and the prophetic timeline of end times. They emphasize the importance of supporting Israel and understanding biblical prophecy to avoid deception and spiritual confusion.

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