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An important theme in Presuppositional apologetics is the need to evaluate things from a Christian worldview that is informed by God’s revelation.
I believe something similar to that is also helpful in evaluating what’s going on in the New Testament in light of Old Testament anticipation of prophecies.
In this post we will look at three anticipation of Jesus and the Gospel from the book of Ezekiel.
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