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Christmas Glory
Our finest authors and composers have written their most magnificently when taking the theme of Christmas. But though ten thousand marvelous stories and songs are at our disposal, all across the face of the planet on this day millions of hands turn to the pages of Luke’s timeless record of Jesus’ birth. Chapter 2, verses 1–20, not only root the coming of Christ in history (in the days of Caesar Augustus), but they target Christ’s birth on our present moment: “to you this day.”
The angelic message, delivered to men at their work place, could not be more eloquent in its simplicity: “To you … today … a Savior.” Then His title is given (Christ the Lord) and the pathway to His side is related (to Bethlehem).
So it is that we have come to know Him as: Christ our Lord and as Jesus, the Son of God. And we have come to His side, not only to kneel in humility at a manger, but to worship with gratitude here, praising at the side of Him, who later from His side, paid the blood-price to win His role as Savior and to purchase our gift of eternal salvation.
Our finest authors and composers have written their most magnificently when taking the theme of Christmas. But though ten thousand marvelous stories and songs are at our disposal, all across the face of the planet on this day millions of hands turn to the pages of Luke’s timeless record of Jesus’ birth. Chapter 2, verses 1–20, not only root the coming of Christ in history (in the days of Caesar Augustus), but they target Christ’s birth on our present moment: “to you this day.”
The angelic message, delivered to men at their work place, could not be more eloquent in its simplicity: “To you … today … a Savior.” Then His title is given (Christ the Lord) and the pathway to His side is related (to Bethlehem).
So it is that we have come to know Him as: Christ our Lord and as Jesus, the Son of God. And we have come to His side, not only to kneel in humility at a manger, but to worship with gratitude here, praising at the side of Him, who later from His side, paid the blood-price to win His role as Savior and to purchase our gift of eternal salvation.
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God's Word tells us that "the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life" (2 Corinthians 3:6). Now, you can enjoy the life of the Holy Spirit day by day with Celebrate! Daily Devotions for the Spirit-Filled Life. 365 select...
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