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A Monotonous Cycle, Part 1

by admin | May 13, 2012 | A Monotonous Cycle, What Kind of Carpenter is Jesus?

When the people settled in the promised land of Israel, they were remarkably free of governmental control.  They were responsible to God and his laws, corporately and individually.  There was a priestly governance of sorts in place, responsible for the sacrificial...

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