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John 17:10

Father and Son mutually possess all things, and Jesus’ character is displayed through his disciples. This is unique divine communion, not interchangeable identities.

Memory phrase: Father and Son share

Talk about it: What does this verse show about Father and Son?

Prayer: Jesus, help me receive your prayer with truth, hope, and safety.

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