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Noah’s Warnings to Christians

Posted on 8 August 20188 August 2018 by Sean Wegener

Like a wave crashing into sand castle on the shore, sin erodes the foundations of our families. I'm not sure what is more disheartening, Noah succumbing to vice or his sins infecting his family.

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