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John 19:4

John 19:4

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Pilate declared Jesus innocent — three times total in John's Gospel. Jesus was truly without sin. He died not for His own wrongs but for ours.

Memory phrase: Jesus had no sin.

Talk about it: What does it mean that Pilate said Jesus had done nothing wrong?

Prayer: Lord Jesus, You were innocent. I am not. Thank You.

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