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Outcasts–the Ethiopian Eunuch | Acts 8
April 22, 2012
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Outcasts–the Ethiopian Eunuch | Acts 8

John Kurcina
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(Acts 8). The Ethiopian Eunuch wanted to know God, he came to Jerusalem to worship. But he couldn’t worship the Jewish God because he was a Foreigner and a Eunuch. His Outcast status kept him from drawing near. . . until he heard the gospel and experienced the transforming love and grace of Jesus.

(Part 1 in a 6 part series Contagious)

 

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