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What did the brass serpent on the pole in the wilderness foreshadow?

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Jesus said, “I can, if you believe.” Now, in order to believe God, most people have to have something to look at, some visible, something to look at to represent God. I believe one of the hardest things that God has ever had to do, was to get one mortal to believe another mortal. We won’t believe one another. And we are God’s agency. We know that. Now, when God made His first statue of healing, it was piece of brass on a pole out in the wilderness. Is that true? In the wilderness…Now, there was no virtue in the brass or in a pole, but it was a ordinance of God. Again He…No one knew just how it worked; it was just look by faith. It represented something; it was a foreshadow of Jesus Christ Who would come to the earth to be our sin and sickness Bearer.

Gifts and Callings Are without Repentance, Unknown Date, Carlsbad, NM, §6

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Gifts and Callings Are without Repentance, Unknown Date, Carlsbad, NM, §6

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Title:
Gifts and Callings Are without Repentance
Date:
Unknown date
Location:
Carlsbad, NM
Paragraph:
§6

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