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Matthew 5:27

Jesus introduces the commandment against adultery as a lead-in to His deeper teaching that faithfulness and purity begin in the heart, not just in outward actions.

Memory phrase: Be faithful and true

Talk about it: What does it mean to be truly loyal to someone you love?

Prayer: God, help me be faithful and true — in my heart and in my actions.

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