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He Stayed — full teaching, notes and transcript on our site.
Dorian Gray's face never aged because a portrait in a locked room took the damage, and Leviticus 16 says sin marks God's house the same way. Yom Kippur is God cleaning it so he can stay, and Yeshua stayed on the cross.
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