A Heroine Called Rahab
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A Heroine Called Rahab
Narrated by:
Vaneh Assadourian
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Narrated by:
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Vaneh Assadourian
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By:
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Kenneth Winter
About this listen
Yes, it’s true—Rahab was a prostitute—until the day God redeemed her. But gratefully, once we have been redeemed, God doesn’t see any of us through the lens of our sin; rather, He sees us through the lens of His Son.
It was by faith, this woman of courage and strength did not die with all the others in her city. And it was by faith, she became a part of the ancestral line that led to the advent of Jesus.
This is the story of the heroine who protected the Israelite spies … and so much more.
Consider her story and the story of the times in which she lived—the portion you may already know … and the rest of the story that could have been.
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