Imprecatory Psalms (Part 1)
10/10/15 • -1 min
How do we interpret passages of Scripture where the author seems to wish ill-will upon his adversaries. Aren't we supposed to love our enemies? Join us for part one of this two part discussion.
How do we interpret passages of Scripture where the author seems to wish ill-will upon his adversaries. Aren't we supposed to love our enemies? Join us for part one of this two part discussion.
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