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John 16:30

They confess Jesus’ knowledge and divine origin. Their faith is genuine but not yet as strong as they suppose.

Memory phrase: They believe Jesus came

Talk about it: What did the disciples believe about Jesus?

Prayer: Jesus, help me receive this teaching with truth, wisdom, and safety.

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