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Pilgrim Talk Podcast: James 2 Rahab “The Prostitute”

Why is Rahab almost always referred to as “the Prostitute”? Why Matthew “The Tax Collector”? Is there anything we can glean from these words of Scripture? Of course there is.

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This entry was posted in podcasts on October 21, 2019 by revleejjohnson.

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