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John 19:42

The Son of God lay in a tomb. It seemed like the end. But God was not finished. The silence of the tomb is the pause before the greatest sunrise in history.

Memory phrase: God is not finished yet.

Talk about it: How do you think the disciples felt with Jesus in the tomb?

Prayer: Lord Jesus, even in silence I trust You are working.

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