John 17:1-26

Lessons from John

An episode of the Lessons from John podcast, hosted by Dr. Alan Streett, titled "John 17:1-26" was published on October 11, 2015.

October 11, 2015 · Lessons from John

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Lesson 40 of a series of lessons taught by Dr. Alan Streett to the Presidents' Class at First Baptist Church of Dallas Texas www.presidentsclass.org

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Lesson 40 in series of lessons taught by Dr. Alan Streett to the Presidents' Class at First Baptist Church of Dallas, Texas www.presidentsclass.org

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