Two Patriots Jefferson and Adams Die On 50th Anniversary
In May 1775 John Adams and Thomas Jefferson began a famous bond that shaped the Republic. Jefferson and Adams later reconciled, writing often as age wore on. Both died on July 4, 1826, Adams just before Jefferson, their deaths marking a dramatic national moment and prompting widespread memorials and elegies.
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Lessons for June 30 Review of Second Quarter
Summary of weekly lessons centered on Jesus fulfillment of God’s plan, value of compassion over ritual law, and the establishment of the new kingdom. Discusses parables of love, healing, poverty and riches, and the role of faith demonstrated by actions.
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