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! Looking For Unity – 06
!! *What is it Like?*
!! /*The Two Similes – 03*/
This study, at the direction of *Psalm 133:3*, steps back and begins to consider the teaching toward unity that flows from Mount Hermon.
In doing so, we discover that Hermon illustrates through creation what Aaron communicates through covenant.
Namely, the principle that Headship is critical to Harmony.
Both similes (Aaron and Hermon) open our understanding to the deeper meaning of “the good” and “the pleasant.”
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