"The King is My Shepherd" ("A King is the Gospel," Part 7), from John 15.11-15, 18.33-37
Rejoice that Jesus is your king, for as your king He is your shepherd who leads you into blessedness and satisfaction.
Rejoice that Jesus is your king, for as your king He is your shepherd who leads you into blessedness and satisfaction.
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