“A Line in The Sand”: No one is sure of the origins of this phrase, but the most recent use of this saber-rattling phrase was by President George Bush, Sr. during the Gulf War.
Despite the phrases’ uncertain origins, we understand its various meanings:
It can refer to “a point of decision”
It can refer to taking a stand
It can serve as a threat: “Cross over at your own peril”
In our text today, we will discover all three definitions being used -- both by Israel’s religious leader...
“A Line in The Sand”: No one is sure of the origins of this phrase, but the most recent use of this saber-rattling phrase was by President George Bush, Sr. during the Gulf War.
Despite the phrases’ uncertain origins, we understand its various meanings:
- It can refer to “a point of decision”
- It can refer to taking a stand
- It can serve as a threat: “Cross over at your own peril”
In our text today, we will discover all three definitions being used -- both by Israel’s religious leaders as well as by the apostles.
Pastor Bob Hallman taught the series of Acts at Crossroads Christian Fellowship Kauai in 2005.
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