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In this sermon, we talk about the definition of peace which is the absence of evil. We also hear about Nabal.

The unorthodox conquest of Jerico was due to great faith in God's promise.

A thorn in the flesh that keeps back our flesh is better than God allowing us to continue in our flesh, as we learn from 2 Corinthians 12:7-9.

Paul earnestly prays for the Thessalonians' peace, sanctification, and preservation, as we see from 1 Thessalonians 5:16-24.

The Passover was judgment against the Egyptians, and mercy for the Hebrews.

What is our response to the gift of the gospel? Do we accept it and take it to others? Or do we bury it deep, as the unprofitable servant did in Matthew 25:14-30.

Moses evaluated the best with Egypt had to offer with the covenantal promises God gave to the Israelites, and made a life changing decision.

The watchman in Ezekiel 33:1-12 is given a serious duty and responsibility.

Moses was born into a dangerous situation, but into a family of great faith.

The tabernacle with all the types and symbols of the old covenant were a shadow, but Christ is the One who cast the shadow, as we see fromm Colossians 2:13-17.

Joseph had so much faith in the promises of God that he had a special request for the burial of his body.