Koinonia Hour - The Red Sea & The Red Heifer - Part 2

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Today in part 2 Howard delivers another powerful, in depth understanding about the Red Sea. Yes there was the one time historical account of all the Israelites passing through it.

However there is so much more Howard shows us through the different, original spellings in the 1611 King James Bible. He goes into glorious, profound rabbit trails of learning into the Cross, the Blood of Jesus Christ and many other fascinating observations.

He speaks of the Red Sea as there being many symbolic "Red Seas" within the Word. It is like going through one opened door unto another opened door, that keeps opening unto other doors of mysteries. He mentions the Red Heifer being the type of shadow of Jesus Christ, the ultimate sacrifice. He will go into that teaching in part 3 next time.

Howard is a true teacher of the 1611 King James Bible on every level, and it is my hope you will all sit back and take in this outstanding lesson. Amen.

"We always know when Jesus is at work because He produces in the commonplace something that is inspiring.” ― Oswald Chambers,