You're not going to be here. Jesus once told Mary at Cana, mine hour has not yet come, but now as we start this lesson, that has changed as we take you to the beginning of the last week of his mortal life.

Now he will say, My nower hath come, a statement that will break his followers hearts and have implications for every one of us.

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forward slash sign up. at LDS MAG.S. mag.com. For the setting of these moments from the Lord's last week,

so you might envision it better.

We will start a few days before when the Lord is passing through

Jericho, a city right near the Dead Sea, which is the lowest point on Earth.

Jericho is about 15 miles from Jerusalem and about 3,500 feet lower.

Jerusalem is up on a hill.

In the Book of Mormon when we hear Nephi referring to his going up to Jerusalem. He is not meaning that they are

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