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John 12:4

Judas is introduced with a shadow over him. He sat at the same table and watched the same miracle, but his heart was turned away from Jesus.

Memory phrase: Judas turned from Jesus.

Talk about it: Why is it dangerous to be close to Jesus but not really love Him?

Prayer: Lord Jesus, keep my heart loyal to You always.

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