Today on The Dominic Enyart Show, after a quick recap of the worldview we’ve built so far, we’re going to be looking at more cross-references in the Bible. We’ll see that there are hundreds of thousands, which could not have been intentionally included by merely human efforts. The only reasonable explanation for how these cross references got here is that the Bible was written by men who were inspired by God. And with God as the author, it all comes together in spectacular fashion.
On today’s show, we’ll be seeing how God caused a parallel story between Abraham sacrificing Isaac, and the Father sacrificing the Son.
In both cases:
- The sacrifice was made on Mount Moriah.
- The sacrifice brought his own method of destruction up the mountain.
- A father gave his only son.
-God gave a lamb as a sacrifice instead.
-The lamb has its head caught in thorns.
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