The Faith of a Child
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BOY visits his dying GRANDPA, who believes in Jesus as a teacher but has never trusted Him as Savior. BOY challenges him gently, and GRANDPA admits he prayed for the first time the night before—and felt led to read John. To illustrate, two Bible-era children (RACHEL and BENJAMIN) tell their GRAMMA how Jesus fed five thousand people with Benjamin’s small lunch. When BOY and GRANDPA return, GRANDPA realizes that his prayer was answered after all—and he’s finally ready to open his Bible.
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