ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We continue looking at the story of Korah and his friends who rebelled against Moses and ultimately God. There are many problems that we discover if we subscribe their destruction to God. We look closely at the story and conclude that Moses is not kinder than God. The Israelites attributed their deaths to Moses not God. We also look at the larger context of this rebellion. We conclude by discovering that the devil disguises his work so that God is blamed for it. And still today much of what the devil does is attributed to God. His deception is very extensive. The PDF document is available at www.rediscovergod.ca.
#Ian Hartley
#Warren Kay
#Sascha Steenbergen
#Rediscovering God
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