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The Darkness at Calvary: Shadow and Redemption - Illustration on divine judgment | IllustrateTheWord

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The Darkness at Calvary: Shadow and Redemption

By Joseph S. ExellSource: archive.org197 wordsAI-crafted by ChurchWiseAI

This supernatural eclipse during the crucifixion carries five profound theological meanings, as exposited by Dean Stanley and W.

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divine judgment triumph through apparent defeat Christ's sacrifice historical attestation of the Gospel God's hidden purpose revealed

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Matthew 27:45

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