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LAW & DISORDER

march 7 - 28

Jesus “Outlaw” Christ. He was called a sabbath-breaker, a blasphemer, a deceiver & demon possessed. Wherever Jesus went, he kept having run-ins with the “law”.  The stories brought to light in John 7-12 bring this into clear focus. It’s as if John is inviting his readers into the courtroom to hear testimonial evidence from all kinds of observers - the Pharisees, the chief priests, the disciples, those healed by His touch & those who witnessed it all with their own eyes. Examine the evidence for yourself in this fascinating series, then answer this question:
What’s your verdict?

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*Translation in Spanish/Tradución en Español
**Translation in Portuguese/Tradução para o Português

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