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December 16, 2015
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December 14, 2015
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Ed Chait
December 14 at 8:40am
When the NT uses the word "church", is God strictly referring to the local church or is He referring to a universal Body of Christ comprised of everyone who is saved? Do we have an article on this?
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Joe Maxey Ed..check out GQ article "What is the Church"
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Ed Chait Thanks Joe. I read that article and it expresses my understanding . . .
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