Bonus Questions:
This small town, prophesied by Micah, is where Jesus was born. >> |
This group of people was the first to hear the good news of Jesus’ birth from angels in the sky. >> |
This gift from the Wise Men represents Jesus’ kingship and is one of the three gifts brought to Him. >> |
This phrase from Luke 2:14 is the angels’ message of peace that we often hear in Christmas carols. >> |
What is Bethlehem? Long before that first Christmas night, Bethlehem was prophesied as the birthplace of the Messiah (Micah 5:2). When we think of Bethlehem, it reminds us that God’s promises are true. He keeps His word, even when it takes time for us to see His plans unfold. Jesus’ birth in a humble place reminds us that God often works in unexpected ways, fulfilling His promises in places we’d least expect. |
Who are the shepherds? The shepherds were ordinary people, just like us, going about their daily lives when God surprised them with a glorious announcement. They teach us that God doesn’t just speak to the rich or powerful; He speaks to those who are willing to listen. The shepherds remind us to stay humble and open to hearing God’s voice this season, as He might have something wonderful to show us when we least expect it. |
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