Israel's suffering or humiliation at the hands of enemies does not imply God has abrogated the covenant and the promises made to Israel...calamitous events are a sign of divine displeasure, but not of divine disfavor. -Pamela Eisenbaum
Wednesday, December 29, 2021
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