Sins of Omission: Searching for the Whole Truth in Genesis 17 and 18
As we study Scripture and hear its exposition, it becomes clear that not only are there sins of commission, there are also sins of omission.
As we study Scripture and hear its exposition, it becomes clear that not only are there sins of commission, there are also sins of omission.
My interest in this subject was sparked by the challenging comment of a black woman with whom I shared a class at Northern Baptist Seminary.
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