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John 17:19

Jesus consecrates himself to the Father’s saving mission, especially the cross, so the disciples are consecrated in truth. His unique sacrifice is not a demand for children to endanger themselves.

Memory phrase: Jesus sets himself apart

Talk about it: Why is Jesus’ self-giving mission unique?

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

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