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Genesis 2:1-3
Cody Cannon reads Genesis 2:1-3, where the Creator rests on the seventh day after finishing his work. That day has no spoken word, no new creation, and no evening or morning, only anticipation. Rest now is meant to build anticipation for the day when all striving ceases and the Lord God is the light of his people.
Preacher: Cody Cannon
Date: January 26, 2025
English
United States
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