Exodus 35–36
Today’s focusExodus 35
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Exodus 35–36
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Covenant & Kingdom
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Creation, covenant, redemption, leadership and the unfolding kingdom of God.
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The writer of Exodus writes to display God’s redeeming power, covenant presence and formation of a worshipping people.
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