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Questions about Luke 22, and Why Luke Said Jesus Was Innocent
My church finished its Bible study on Luke last night. We were going through Luke: Gospel of Reassurance With Michael Card. Because my pastor and his wife will be away next week, we went through two lessons last night. In … Continue reading
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Tagged gospel of luke, jesus, Luke, Luke's Gospel, Passover
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