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The War of the Priesthood: An Exposition of the Armor of God

The War of the Priesthood: An Exposition of the Armor of God

When Paul penned his famous passage on the armor of God, was he borrowing imagery from a Roman soldier's kit and gear? Hardly. That would have been a disastrous way to appeal to Christians oppressed by Rome.

The real inspiration for Paul's analogy is more scripturally consistent. In describing the believers' armor, the Hebrew of Hebrews was simply speaking in his mother tongue: the Old Testament.

God has made us a kingdom of priests. Christ, our great High Priest, makes it clear by example that our priestly duty is to be on the offensive against Satan's kingdom.

To fight, you want an armor suited for your needs. God's priests need a priestly armor.

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  • Episode #167 – The Causes of Christmas by Mystie during the Scholé Every Day segment
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Author: Uri Brito
Tags: #167, #167 Scholé Every Day, Mystie Winckler
ASIN: 1956611053
ISBN: 1956611053
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