Romans and Revelation: A Commentary Laura Ashton Let 's face it

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Romans and Revelation: A Commentary Laura Ashton Let 's face itIn the book of 2 Peter, the apostle writes under inspiration that another apostle, Paul, wrote "Things, in which are some things hard to be understood" (2 Peter 3: 16). Imagine, one inspired apostle, speaking about another inspired apostle's writings. But such, as any Christian will testify, is the absolute truth about Scriptures they can be hard to comprehend In my years interacting biblically, there are three comments I would inevitably get about