The angel said,
"Do not be afraid, I'm here to announce a great and joyful event
that is meant for everybody, worldwide.
A Savior has just been born in David's hometown,
a Savior who is Messiah and Master.
This is what you are to look for:
a baby wrapped in a blanket and lying in a manger."
At once the angel was joined by a huge angelic
choir singing God's praises:
Glory to God in the heavenly heights,
Peace to all men and women on earth
who please him.
Luke 2:9-14
The Message
6 comments:
I love this familiar story in a different version. Can it actually have been a year since you all were preparing for your trip to Germany?? Have a great visit with C. Miss Dixie
Hi Sugar, thank you for stopping by my blog and for your sweet comments! I can see you love the Lord too! God bless you this Christmas, you and your dear family!
Aunt Ruthie
P.S. Your home is beautiful all dressed up in Christmas!
Our pastor said in passing this week that Angels must have been really scary looking because they always start by saying "fear not". HAHA I thought that was a cute observation to think about!....Love your blog!
hey new every morning! i just wanted to drop by and wish you and your family a very merry christmas. i pray ya'll have a wonderful time filled with lots of fun and lots of good food and new memories. blessings, bugs and sunshine
My favorite spot of that whole trip! And coupled with this glorious story, it is something to treasure!
I found you through Natalie's Rocky River site... I just wanted to say that I was so blessed by your quote in your sidebar about being too busy to listen to our children. I'm gonna write that one down.
Merry Christmas!
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