Two Great Patriots Adams and Jefferson Die On Fourth
In May 1775 John Adams and Thomas Jefferson formed a lasting bond as leaders of the newborn nation. The pair later reconciled after political conflicts, influencing diplomacy and statecraft. Both men died on July 4, 1826, within minutes of each other, marking the end of an era in American history.
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Lesson for June 30 Review of Second Quarter
A church lesson overview reviews Jesus teachings from Easter through the year 28, detailing the kingdom, love as law, and the contrast between old and new covenants. It highlights sacrifice, faith in action, and the partnership of Father and Son in fulfilling God’s purposes.
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