Are there mysteries we still cannot understand without further revelation

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October 18, 2023 by Bob Wilkin in Blog - Mystery
What is the mystery of Christ

The word mystery (mustērion) occurs twenty-seven times in the NT. Twenty of those times, or seventy-four percent, occur in Paul’s writings. It only occurs three times in Matthew, Mark, and […]

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