Episode #54: Overlapping Realities Joshua 5:10-12
In this episode, we discuss the overlapping period of manna and promised land. In Joshua 5:10-12, we may be able to draw a parallel between this overlapping time frame with an overlap found in the ministry of Jesus. What could be an implication in our life? Were people struggling to understand the times? How does John the Baptist play a role in the overlap, and what does Jesus mean by the least in Kingdom is greater than John (the greatest man ever born)? I pray this is a blessing.
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