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The Unclean Becomes Clean | Acts 10:1-48
God makes the unclean to be clean and opens the doors to be with Him.
Scripture References: Acts 10:1-48
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From Series: "Acts | The Birth of the Church " The books of Acts continues the story Luke began. Previously the Jesus died on the cross, ascended to heaven, promises His Spirit would come. In Acts, the story continues with the Spirit moving in and through the body of the church.
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