New Heart, New Life A Call to Personal Change
A Sunday panel discussion contrasts medical heart transplants with spiritual rebirth. Ezekiel and Jesus are cited on turning to life with a new heart. Examples include Ezekiel’s priestly shift to prophecy and Bill Sands, a prison inmate who changed with support, showing personal renewal can spark broader social change.
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Ezekiel
Judah
House of Israel
Jesus
Nicodemus
Paul
H. G. Wells
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Chaldea
Bill Sands
San Quentin
Clinton Duffy
Bill
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