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Trinity Reformed Presbyterian

Leviticus 9 - Prepare to Meet Your King

3/19/2017
  1. Preparing for the arrival of the glory of the Lord
  2. Preparing for the arrival of the glory of the Lord involves carrying out the preparations exactly as God has prescribed
  3. Once the preparations are made, we see the glory of the Lord arrive
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