· 17 min · Current Events · By Dave Sisti
in this lesson we look at two of the most well known phrases in the New Testament and how they pretty much sum up the previous terms as we see the epitome of selfishness in both.
However in our word study we see that these terms are way more serious than one would think.
And these people are primarily seen in the church which makes them even more damning.
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