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An Unlikely Recipient (Joshua 14:1-15)

When Jesus debuted in the temple there is no doubt that people ask who is this Jesus? It was clear in how he defended his beliefs that he was no ordinary boy nor any ordinary teacher. He was a man of a strange genealogy. Is this strangeness ever presented in Scripture prior to this? How does Calab prefigure Christ’s ministry? If you are curious about these questions please stay tuned as we hear, "An Unlikely Recipient."

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