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Article of Faith: The acceptable sacrifice, By Femi Aribisala

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Femi Aribisala writes that the Biblical Israel is not the state of Israel.

They sacrificed to God, but worshipped other Gods. As a new believer, I was preoccupied with going to heaven. It took me some time to recognise that God’s concerns are not those of men. Men want to go to heaven. God wants to come to earth. The gospel of the kingdom of God is about […]

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