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Freedom
This is what our graduates are saying this week in a huge way.
Most kids and teachers are celebrating the end of the school year.
Pray and Read Leviticus 25:8-18
What does this passage mean
So who benefits from Jubilee
Slaves
Those in Debt
Those far from home
What does this mean for a Christian?
How can we proclaim Jubilee
What is Jubilee to us as Christians?
Jubilee leads to Rest and then a “What is Next” attitude.
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