What God Really Looks Like In The Bible
The website Christianity.com reports that the most fundamental issue in pinning down exactly what God looks like is this: God does not have a specific form.
Read MoreThe website Christianity.com reports that the most fundamental issue in pinning down exactly what God looks like is this: God does not have a specific form.
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Read MoreSo how long would it take to read the Bible, from Genesis 1:1 to Revelation 22:21?
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