Video summary: This video, the fifth in a series of five videos on the Lord’s Prayer, uses a short story with original artwork to examine the final two petitions of the prayer beginning with “Lead us not into temptation…”. See the downloadable Instructor’s Handbook for context, and for related exercises and lessons. The video is part of Images of Faith, a collection of supplementary confirmation materials available at no cost to the schools and congregations of the LCMS, WELS, and ELS.
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