Sheep to be Slaughtered
Sheep to be Slaughtered
Romans 8:31-39
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Sunday Evening Service,  July 14, 2013
 
Ryan Martin

Toward the end of the rapturous heights of Romans 8, why does Paul cite Psalm 44? What is the connection? The answer reminds us that there are times God's people suffer because of their obedience, and that it is the love of God that will ultimately save us.
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