A Voice in the Desert - Top 10 Bible Verses to Support the Teachings of Jesus

Here are the top 10 Bible verses (outside of the gospels) which support obeying the commands of Jesus. All the Bible points to Jesus, so it's no surprise to find scriptural support everywhere, to obey his commands. The whole Bible is about Jesus. It’s just that you will rarely hear these verses being preached in the churches! If you've ever asked yourself "Do I have to obey Jesus in order to be a Christian?" then watch this video, where other writers of the Bible talk about Jesus. NOTE: This video was written and produced by a teen fellowship associated with this channel. Please support them by recommending this video through social media.

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What is "A Voice in the Desert"?

A Voice in the Desert is anonymous. Its purpose is to point people to the message, rather than the messenger. Most modern day prophets promote themselves more than the teachings of Jesus and the true message of Revelation. A Voice in the Desert challenges that error and more. Some of the things you hear on this channel may be difficult to understand, and may offend you. The goal, however, is to sweep away dogmas and traditions to reveal what Jesus actually taught.

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