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From the School of the Prophets in 9th century BCE Samaria to the banks of the Jordan in the first century, prophets have proclaimed the Word of God to people frustrated at every turn by corrupt leaders. Once the corruption is named, the liberation begins with the question, “What do we do now?”
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