6-8 SD Y3 L11
2021
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In the Bible passage, Abraham’s fear of a powerful king and his desire to protect himself
lead him to lie, claiming that Sarah is his sister instead of his wife. Similarly, the students will
hear several short stories that involve a lie of some kind. Students will explore the
characters’ heart conditions and discover common fears people have that lead them to lie
This document is part of: Journey of Love 6 - 8 Years - Year 3
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