Questions about how to put a stone in the shoes of coworkers who blaspheme constantly and whether it’s reasonable to think Jesus only had 120 followers before Pentecost.
What’s a winsome way I can put a stone in the shoes of coworkers who blaspheme constantly to get them thinking about what they’re doing when they take the Lord’s name in vain?
Is it reasonable to assume that the 120 gathered in the upper room in Acts 1:15 were the only followers of Jesus at that point in time before Penteco...
Questions about how to put a stone in the shoes of coworkers who blaspheme constantly and whether it’s reasonable to think Jesus only had 120 followers before Pentecost.
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What’s a winsome way I can put a stone in the shoes of coworkers who blaspheme constantly to get them thinking about what they’re doing when they take the Lord’s name in vain?
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Is it reasonable to assume that the 120 gathered in the upper room in Acts 1:15 were the only followers of Jesus at that point in time before Pentecost?
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