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Touch and Feel, Taste and See
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Touch and Feel, Taste and See
By Billy Strayhorn
Second Sunday of EasterApril 15, 2007Touch and Feel, Taste and SeeJohn 20:19-31 There’s an old story about the four-year-old son of an undertaker who was perplexed after hearing the story of the resurrection in Sunday School. "Do you mean Jesus really rose from the dead?" he asked. "Yes, Jesus really rose from the dead," the Sunday School teacher said. Shaking his head in wonder the boy said, "Well, I know my daddy didn't take care of Him then, cause his people never get up again!" 1 Maybe...

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