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New Testament Lesson 19: Thy Faith Hath Saved Thee

Luke 18:1-8, 35-43; 19:1-10; John 11

1: "This Is My Work and My Glory" (Moses 1; Abraham 3)

We made it to the Old Testament year for Come, Follow Me! But before we begin with the book of Genesis, we need to make an important stop in the Pearl of Great Price. Moses 1 and Abraham 3 contain what we like to call a “love letter” from our heavenly parents to us because these words give us a greater understanding of our divine potential. So grab your scriptures, and let's dig into the Pearl of Great Price.

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New Testament Lesson 19: "Thy Faith Hath Saved Thee"

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INTRODUCTION

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