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The Kingdom Belongs to the Lord Across All Nations - Illustration on universal redemption | IllustrateTheWord

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The Kingdom Belongs to the Lord Across All Nations

By Joseph S. ExellSource: archive.org216 wordsAI-crafted by ChurchWiseAI

Joseph Exell observed in 1887 that Moses' law was geographically confined to Judea, while other systems adapted to local customs and remained regional.

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universal redemption God's sovereignty over nations gradual divine providence the Great Commission

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Psalms 22:28

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