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John 14:27

Jesus gives peace rooted in himself amid danger. Peace does not forbid fear, tears, asking questions, leaving danger, or reporting harm to a trusted safe adult.

Memory phrase: Jesus gives peace

Talk about it: How can peace and asking for help belong together? You may pass.

Prayer: Jesus, help me listen carefully to your words.

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