In the first half of the last chapter of John, we find an episode reported only in John’s gospel of an encounter with the resurrected Jesus along the shore of the Sea of Galilee.
The Hebrews writer continues setting forth the history of faith among the Hebrews with the story of God’s calling Abraham to sacrifice his promised heir – Isaac.
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