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Jesus responded to a question, "What is the greatest commandment?". His answer was to: 1) Love the Lord, and 2) Love others. As Believers, we love the brethren by encouraging them, caring for their needs and discipling them. To those who have not yet believed, we love them through our witness. This video uses the metaphor of a court system to show the "Defendant", (Jesus and Gospel),"Accuser", (Satan), "Witness", (The Father and us as Believers), and "Counselor", (Holy Spirit). From a Biblical perspective, we play the part of "Witness", to tell the truth to the Lost, the World, and all of creation. Our witness goes beyond words. Our witness is our character and our life choices and lifestyle as Believers. I close on the subject with a fictional story, "A Plea for Fishing". We are called to be "Fishers of Men". God bless.
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While the church has taught the need to follow the Great Commission, the evangelical efforts (Witnessing to the lost) for Justification have always seen more emphasis than the Sanctification or growth of the Disciple. Many years ago, a Southern Baptist missionary saw the need to "disciple" those who came to the initial knowledge of Christ. He developed a successful, small-group program, "Master Life". I took the key elements of this discipleship tool, and modernized and edited for today's church. It is called,"the Disciple's Cross". It is a visualization of those disciplines required to be Christ's disciple. I lead the viewer through my two-part lectures. I would have been successful, not to give information, but rather, to help the person become a strong disciple of Christ by incorporating the scripture-taught disciplines. In other words, we must "do" the Gospel, not just hear it. God Bless!
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While the church has taught the need to follow the Great Commission, the evangelical efforts (Witnessing to the lost) for Justification have always seen more emphasis than the Sanctification or growth of the Disciple. Many years ago, a Southern Baptist missionary saw the need to "disciple" those who came to the initial knowledge of Christ. He developed a successful, small-group program, "Master Life". I took the key elements of this discipleship tool, and modernized and edited for today's church. It is called,"the Disciple's Cross". It is a visualization of those disciplines required to be Christ's disciple. I lead the viewer through my two-part lectures. I would have been successful, not to give information, but rather, to help the person become a strong disciple of Christ by incorporating the scripture-taught disciplines. In other words, we must "do" the Gospel, not just hear it. God Bless!
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Most people, when asked what they want in life, say, "I just want to be happy". And then, they proceed to find "things" that will make them happy. The list is long, e.g., cars, houses, girlfriends, boyfriends, accomplishments, etc. I demonstrate how this approach never brings lasting peace and joy. The "Gospel" found all through the Bible is the message of "Good News" that does bring something called "Eternal Life". The answer is in the message of Christ in the Gospel. God bless you!
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God can be known by man. God is know by men! I referenced the Scriptures along with A.W. Tozer's comments from chapter 4 of his book, "The Pursuit of God", to answer this great question.
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Because many of Christ's commands to Christians seemed very difficult to do, like putting God before our family, our friends and ourselves, I wondered if all Christians must be disciples. It didn't seem to me, that there were many people that called themselves Christians, doing things that Christ said they must be, like denying self and taking up our cross. But the scriptures do not make a distinction between a Christian and a Disciple. In other words, we must be both. The fact is, some Christians are in fact, immature, based on the Bible's definition. This message contains the, "why" we must grow and mature as Christians. In fact, the very definition and nature of a Christian has to do with "Growing", or metamorphous. We have the capacity to change as the Holy Spirit now resides in us. A key factor to our growth, is to understand and use certain tools, (disciplines). Therefore, this message is the "gateway" to more messages to help us understand how to grow to maturity. God bless, -Paul
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How shall the Christian live? In this message, I used a (business and psychological) industry standard model, "Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs", to use as a benchmark of the secular life, (without Christ). We begin by discussing the needs and wants, typical of a "worldly" life. God has in mind a different, "New" life in Christ. The difference is inherent in the Goals of the Christian versus non-believer. I used the following scriptural references: Matthew 4:4, Matthew 6:25-33, Philippians 4:12-13,19, and Romans 12:1. Thank you for watching, God bless, -Paul
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MY MESSAGE INTENDS TO USE EVERYDAY LANGUAGE ABOUT THE REAL CONTRACT BETWEEN GOD AND MAN. SO MANY TIMES, WE USE CHURCH LANGUAGE AND ESOTERIC WORDS THAT DON’T FEEL RELEVANT IN OUR DAY AND AGE, AND THE REAL MESSAGE GETS LOST. WE WILL FIND, WHEN WE STUDY THIS RELATIONSHIP, CAREFULLY, THAT IT IS BOUND TOGETHER BY ONE WORD - LOVE.. WE STUDY GOD'S WORD AND SEE WORDS LIKE FAITH AND HOPE. BUT WE REALIZE THAT IT'S ALL CONNECTED BY LOVE, THE GREATEST OF THESE IS LOVE. I USE LUKE 10 TO FOCUS ON THE PARABLE OF JESUS CALLED THE GOOD SAMARITAN. GOD BLESS!
The Gospel
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Luke chapter 4 records Jesus's sermon as he returns to his home town in Nazareth. Many come to the Synagogue to hear him read and preach. His sermon is a dramatic revelation of Jesus Christ as the Messiah! Jesus also reveals his mission, to preach to those who see their sin and their need of a Savior. I would appreciate if you would subscribe to my channel.
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This video is the first in a series recognizing the providence of God. Through the years, Jesus is still the most influential figure, The Christian church is the largest religion in the world and the Bible continues as the greatest book ever published!
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Friends, I have attached the link (below) for my new Bible study video, "Bad News - Good News". How many times have we heard someone witnessing to an unbeliever, challenging them to be saved? Then the one receiving the message responds with, "saved from what"? In other words, as Christians, we sometimes offer no pretext to the request. That's why I believe God inspired me to discuss this subject. The title, "Good News - Bad News" suggests that before anyone can really accept the Gospel message as "Good News", we must understand the corrupt condition of the human heart. I describe this condition in terms of the legal perspective, i.e., from the Divine and also from the existential, (reality). Most of this message is intended to show the reality of this condition on our lives and the lives of others. Malcolm Muggeridge said, "The depravity of man is at once the most empirically verifiable reality, but at the same time, the most intellectually resisted fact". I hope this topic will be helpful as you walk with Christ. God bless, -Paul
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Friends, I have attached a link to my recent video message on "The Transfiguration". This event in the Bible is unique, as God selected three apostles to go with Christ up a mountain to pray. The outcome of this event was a great lesson the the apostles an to us. God selected this time to show Jesus glory as God. The curtain of Jesus humanity was opened, and the glory of God, (in Jesus), was displayed! Another lesson was for Peter to understand the Surpassing Glory of Jesus above Moses and Elijah. Jesus remained in the cloud, and emanating in brilliant white light as the fulfillment of the Law (Moses), and Prophets (Elijah). The message: Jesus is God!
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Ever since recorded history, people have tried to get the answer to such questions as, the meaning of life, life after death and where did we come from? We seek answers from another place through haunted houses and ghost documentaries. Our scripture, (2Kings, chapter 6), shows an instance when God allows the servant of Elisha to see God's army, which is greater than the vast army of the King of Aram as the chariots of fire. I present five lessons we could learn about seeing the spiritual world.
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The Bible is sometime seen in two parts: The Old Testament Law, and the New Testament Grace. I explain, our Christian path as a narrow one with steep and slippery slopes on either side. If we focus only on the Law, we slip into Legalism. If we step down the other slope, I call it "License" On one hand, we live a life of performance, on the other, we do whatever we desire. The Christian must understand that both Testaments are important and must be understood, for they both include and describe the Gospel.
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When we take the Lord's Supper, we hear the words, "New Covenant". The purpose of this video (in two parts), is to share the details of the "New Covenant", and the prophesies from the Old Testament. If it is "New", then, what does it replace? Are we still to live under the "Law"? Please don't hesitate to share with friends. Thank you.
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This video is part two of The New Covenant. The Old Testament Mosaic covenant is now obsolete (though, God's law remains). The rituals, washings and ceremonies have been replaced by the New (Messianic) Covenant. The temple is gone, replaced by Christ, the true temple and mediator between God and His people. The animal sacrifices were replaced with the blood of Christ, once and for all!
Sin, Disease of Humanity
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This is the 3rd part of the messages from Romans chapter 7. I subtitled it, the NEW WAY OF THE SPIRIT based on Romans 7 v 6. Lessons from this message: 1) Dying to the Law and married to Christ. 2) Your motive as a Christian: Common Morality or True Virtue? 3) The Gospel of sheer grace.
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This is a continuation of the study of our sinfulness as Paul describes in Romans 7. This is the second of three messages. The first message lesson was our need to be married to Jesus Christ and not to the law. In this video, we learn that most people turn to the moral law to overcome sin in their lives. We continue to look at the short story of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, which was written based on Romans 7.
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This is the first in a series of videos on Romans chapter 7 and the sin of humanity. This goes much deeper than most explanations of us as sinful beings. Sin is not a popular topic among most preachers today. Certainly, secular thinking (therapists and cultural leaders, etc) say we shouldn’t talk about our faults, but only about positives. Malcolm Muggeridge said: "The depravity of man is at once the most empirically verifiable reality but at the same time the most intellectually resisted fact." Kierkegaard: "Sickness unto death" is a state of despair that comes from a misrelation of the self, particularly when one's identity is not properly grounded in God He argued that sin is not just about specific actions but is rooted in a fundamental misrelation to oneself and to God, which he termed "despair." We will follow our study on sin and discuss what we can do about it from Romans 8.
Challenge to Morality & Religion
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Most Western thinking (church-goers or not), think good morals and or strong religious activities will earn them a place in Heaven (God's Kingdom). But that is contrary to Jesus' words in scripture. He told a highly moral man as well as a highly religious man the same thing: "You must be born again". You must be converted, changed by the Holy Spirit, and saved by Christ's work on the cross.
Holy Spirit
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The Holy Spirit is the most misunderstood person of the Holy Trinity. This video explains the Holy Spirit using scripture and the Apostles' Creed written by the early church at the Council of Nicea.
Last Days
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Most Christians agree that Christ is Coming again, but how many believe He is coming soon? This message is meant to bring relevant issues of the day into light and align with Biblical prophesy.
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Though many predictions have been fulfilled by Jesus Christ, no prediction found in the Old Testament is quite as precise or as meaningful as the prophecy of Daniel’s 70 weeks. I explain the prophesy given to Daniel in the book of Daniel chapter 9. This is an amazing accurate prediction of the first coming of Jesus Christ. I share the background of why this prophesy was given to Daniel at the specific time given in scripture, and how it was fulfilled, and what is yet to be fulfilled.
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This video is the second of two parts. I describe the theology of redemption using a graphic format to hopefully, share more clarity for my students. I describe the relationship between the Spiritual and physical worlds as revealed in Scripture. The "bad news" comes before the "Good News" of the Gospel, and needs to be understood from the Spiritual perspective. Redemption is the common thread and core purpose of God to Man. I close this subject with a few real stories that point to God's angels that minister from God to Man.
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This video is the first of two parts. I describe the theology of redemption using a graphic format to hopefully, share more clarity for my students. I describe the relationship between the Spiritual and physical worlds as revealed in Scripture. The "bad news" comes before the "Good News" of the Gospel, and needs to be understood from the Spiritual perspective. Redemption is the common thread and core purpose of God to Man. I close this subject with a few real stories that point to God's angels that minister from God to Man.
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The Bible is a book of covenants. A covenant is a sort of, contract between two parties. In the Abrahamic covenant, God makers certain promises to the people of Israel that are unilateral, unconditional and everlasting. I will discuss the promises and the prophetic fulfillment in the End Times. Because of Israel, all people are blessed!
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FOR MANY BELIEVERS, THE PANDEMIC HAS STIRRED US TO THINK ABOUT JESUS SECOND COMING. IN MATTHEW 24:37 IT SAYS “FOR AS IN THE DAYS THAT WERE BEFORE THE FLOOD THEY WERE EATING AND DRINKING, MARRYING AND GIVING IN MARRIAGE” IN OTHER WORDS, MOST PEOPLE WILL NOT BE WATCHING. THE WORD IS “APATHETIC” TO GODS WORD - MORE IMPORTANTLY, THEY WILL NOT BE SERVING OTHERS AND WORSHIPPING GOD. AND RIGHT THERE, IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS MESSAGE. TO GET OUR ATTENTION AND PAY ATTENTION TO GOD’S WORD. HE WANTS TO DRAW US NEAR TO HIM SO WE CAN KNOW HIM. THE ONLY FAITH THAT REWARDS OUR BELIEF – ALL THE OTHER RELIGIONS REWARD OUR KNOWLEDGE OR WORK OR OUR MONEY. THIS MESSAGE IS NOT INTENDED TO ALARM US, BUT TO HELP US REALIZE GOD IS MOVING.THE SKY MAY NOT BE FALLING AT THE MOMENT, BUT WE NEED TO LOOK AGAIN AT PROPHESIES OF THE BIBLE, THE WORD OF GOD, AND ALSO AT THE WORLD AROUND US. EVEN CHRISTIAN CHURCHES, NO DOUBT, HAVE BECOME LAX AT THE REALIZATION THAT THE BIBLE PREDICTS REAL TIME EVENTS. THE SCRIPTURES ARE NOT MEANT AS JUST A GUIDE TO CLEAN LIVING OR TO GET US TO THINK ABOUT HYPOTHETICAL THEOLOGICAL IDEAS. GOD’S PLAN IS REALITY NOT HYPOTHETICAL. GOD’S PLAN IS TO DRAW US NEARER TO HIM. THE QUESTION THEN IS, ARE WE REALLY CLOSE TO CHRIST’S COMING? CERTAINLY, EVERY GENERATION OF BELIEVERS THOUGHT OF THE POSSIBILITY OF CHRIST RETURNING DURING THEIR LIFETIME. BUT I BELIEVE WE, NOW, THIS GENERATION HAS THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE LAST EVENTS OF PROPHESY. I’D LIKE TO SHOW YOU WHY. 7 SIGNS THE END TIMES ARE NEAR 1. Birth Pains 2. Technology 3. Israel becomes a nation 4. Jews will return to Israel 5. Israel will bloom 6. Nations will align against Israel 7. Gospel
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These days are full of disappointments and confusing events that cause us to think about the Biblical prophesies of the Tribulation during the End Times. But, our future is sealed for Believers in Christ. That future is the Eternal State of Heaven. I put this message together to remind us of the key characteristics of our eternity of Heaven. I used the first three verses of chapter one in Revelations to offer us the insight of what makes Heaven so wonderful. I pray, this message strengthens your hope of Heaven. This hope is a great motivator to love others, avoid sin and serve God.
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This lesson is Part 2 of our discussion of the End Times. I believe the Covid virus event is a "wake-up" call to believers. We have allowed sin to enter our culture and lives. We cannot compartmentalize our lives to be faithful on Sunday morning and live like the world the rest of the Week. The Bible tells us there will be tribulation, (trouble), and at the same time He will pour out His Spirit on us. Therefore, as we approach these last days, we must do it through the power of the Holy Spirit. We need supernatural strength and we need to use the weapons of God. Watch and Pray. -Paul
Inner Being
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This video is the second part that looks at the Christian's inner walk with God. This part deals with understanding the love of Christ. We must comprehend and experience God's love in our heart to really deal with our outward life and all the troubles and challengess. This video explores the breadth, length, height and depth of God's love!
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This message emphasizes the importance of cultivating the inner life through prayer, meditation, and a deepening knowledge of God's truth. By doing so, believers can experience a personal, intimate fellowship with God and live a life that is characterized by His love and character.
Hebrews
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Even though in our day we do not use this language when referring to Jesus role in our salvation, certainly the Holy Spirit spoke through the human author to the Hebrew people with the role of the Tabernacle priest in mind. Perhaps it would serve us well to think of Jesus in these terms. There is a "gap" between God and man that is filled by our High Priest. Sinful man had no access to a holy God. But Jesus satisfied God and opened this access through His death. The heavenly curtain is torn (as was the tabernacle curtain torn as Jesus was sacrificed on the cross). The lesson concludes by discussing the specific roles Jesus plays today in the believer's heart and life.
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The last section of Hebrews chapter 4 speaks of Jesus, being our great High Priest. We come to Jesus from different avenues in life. Recognizing our weaknesses and sin, we seek and find Christ. Most new believers have not studied the sacrificial system God set up for His people in Exodus and Leviticus. I believe it is most helpful for the Bible student to understand the role of Jesus as our savior. To understand it more completely, we are looking at Jesus through an Old Testament lens, noting His role as Great High Priest. We will finish this subject next week as we connect Jesus was the reality of Old testament shadow of the tabernacle.
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This video includes our study of Hebrews, chapter four and verses 12 and 13. The Word of God will judge all men. It is a living book that contains God's Word that is sharp and penetrating into our spirit and soul.
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Our class studied the first 11 verses of the Book of Hebrews, chapter 4. God uses the author to challenge us to be diligent as we hear the Word of God and not only hear the Bible and study the Bible, but to combine it with faith. All Christianity comes down to this: Believe in Him, on Him and believe Him! Another key word is, "Today", not tomorrow.
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This video looks into the meaning of God's Rest as used frequently in the Torah (Pentateuch), as well as in the book of Hebrews. This video is part of a series we are studying in the book of Hebrews. Prior to Hebrews chapter 4, we are taking a pause to ensure our understanding of God's rest.
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Teaching by Paul Malutinok from South County Baptist church on the book of Hebrews completion of chapter 3.
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During our class at South County Baptist church in St Louis, we studied the third chapter of the book of Hebrews.
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We finished chapter 2 of Hebrews, and proceeded on to the first several verses of chapter three. In chapter two, we summarized the chapter as: 1- Jesus fulfilled Gods purpose for man, 2- He tasted death for all, 3-bringing many sons to glory, 4-destroy the devil, 5-deliver those in bondage, 6-become a high priest for men, 7-to satisfy God, 8-to provide help for us who are tested. In chapter three, the author uses a metaphor to explain Jesus is greater than Moses.
Romans
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When we hear the scripture,"Call upon the Name of the LORD", we often think of the prayer of our salvation, but that scripture is mentioned over 55 times in the Old Testament. It meant so much more to the people who used those words to call out to God. In this message, we will share how that phrase was first used by believing people, prophets and Kings. We discuss the importance of using God's name, from YHVH, to Yehovah, Yahweh and Jehovah. Then how the name of Jesus came to us in English. Knowing what it means to "Call on the Name of the Lord", will help as we walk with the Lord. God Bless, -Paul Malutinok
2nd Corinthians
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Friends, That popular marketing phrase indicates that many consumers are looking for a major change in their life, and marketers are taking advantage through product promotions. Listen to the testimonials of actors telling you their product will "change your life". As Christians, we are changed. Our life is Christ. Unfortunately, we still wear the outer coat, that is, old nature. But we do have the capability to overcome sins that drag us down. We need to keep Christ first and trust His Spirit (now within us), as we live on this planet. Our vocation is to be His subject, as he is King. Whatever our life's work, we are to be His missionaries and "Call on His name" throughout our lives until we rise to be with Him in Glory! God bless, -Paul
ACTS
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Are Tongues real? Do some people receive the gift of tongues? Should we pray for this gift? These are questions I attempt to answer in this video. It was the beginning of, and the birth of the Church in Acts chapter two. Tongues happened at Pentecost (Jewish feast, 50 days after the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ) as a sign to the Jews, and later, to the Gentile world, that God is bringing together "all who will believe", to be part of the Kingdom of God.
Life of Jesus
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The resurrection is the most significant event in history
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Most of us have heard John the Baptist (in the gospel of John) point to Jesus and call him the "Lamb of God". But John the Baptist was not the first to call Jesus by that name. This video links the idea of a sacrificial lamb to antiquity, beginning with Abraham. So, when we see Jesus in the manger on Christmas cards, know that God had planned before the beginning of time itself, that Christ would die (on the cross) as the perfect sacrifice that would set all humanity (that would believe in Him) free from the penalty and power of sin!
Christmas
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Most of us have heard John the Baptist (in the gospel of John) point to Jesus and call him the "Lamb of God". But John the Baptist was not the first to call Jesus by that name. This video links the idea of a sacrificial lamb to antiquity, beginning with Abraham. So, when we see Jesus in the manger on Christmas cards, know that God had planned before the beginning of time itself, that Christ would die (on the cross) as the perfect sacrifice that would set all humanity (that would believe in Him) free from the penalty and power of sin!
Easter
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The resurrection is the most significant event in history
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This is a short video where I give summary facts of why the Resurrection of Christ is a real and historical event!
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