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Posted by Pastor Greg Allen on March 3, 2019 under 2019 | 
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Bethany Bible Church Sunday Message; March 3, 2019 from Numbers 35:9-28
Theme: The Old Testament provision of ‘the cities of refuge’ illustrates to us the New Testament redemption that is ours in Christ.
(All Scripture is taken from The New King James Version, unless otherwise indicated).
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Posted by Pastor Greg Allen on October 15, 2017 under 2017 | Be the First to Comment
Preached Sunday, October 15, 2017 from Mark 16:1-8
Theme: The women at the tomb exemplify for us what makes someone into a faithful witness of the resurrected Christ.
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Posted by Pastor Greg Allen on October 8, 2017 under 2017 | Be the First to Comment
Preached Sunday, October 8, 2017 from Numbers 13-14
Theme: We fail to report the whole truth about our challenges in life when we omit the fact of God’s promised help in them.
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Posted by Pastor Greg Allen on November 23, 2014 under 2014 | Be the First to Comment
Message preached Thanksgiving Sunday, November 23, 2014 from Numbers 11
Theme: The story of the people of Israel that we find in Numbers 11 teaches some things we need to know about a spirit of grumbling.
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Posted by Pastor Greg Allen on November 17, 2010 under AM Bible Study | Be the First to Comment
AM Bible Study Group; November 17, 2010
Numbers 36:1-13
Theme: In this chapter, we’re told of how God designed that the inheritance of each tribe remain the property of each tribe perpetually.
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AM Bible Study Group; November 10, 2010
Numbers 35:1-34
Theme: In this chapter, we’re told some of the cities allocated to the Levites were to be set aside as “cities of refuge” for the people of Israel.
