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Sermon from RN Evans on Deuteronomy 33:26-27 3/1/16 pm – Everlasting arms

Extract

“There is no one like the God of Jeshurun,
Who rides the heavens to help you,
And in His excellency on the clouds.
27 The eternal God is your refuge,
And underneath are the everlasting arms;
He will thrust out the enemy from before you,
And will say, ‘Destroy!’

Minister Neil Evans
Minister Neil Evans

Main Points

1.  The God of Jeshurun

2.  God is our refuge

3.  Underneath are the everlasting arms

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