GES Old Testament Commentary – Isaiah – Part 1

October 7, 2024

Grace in Focus

Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Ken Yates and Kathryn Wright will be spending this week to introduce the upcoming GES commentary of Isaiah. How does this Old Testament book support Free Grace thought and evangelicalism in general? Is forgiveness of sins the same as receiving eternal life? Ken and Kathryn have some thoughts to discuss as they introduce Isaiah. We invite you to listen each day this week to the Grace in Focus podcast!

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GES Old Testament Commentary – Isaiah – Part 1

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