Victory at Bethlehem
Some 2000 years ago, in the insignificant town of Bethlehem, a baby boy was born into the humblest of circumstances. This firstborn child of a young woman far from home was born in a cattle stall, wrapped in whatever scraps of cloth the mother had been able to accumulate, and laid in a manger. And so came into the world the child named in His tongue Jehovah-salvation (Jesus), because the angel testified that this One would save His people from their sins (Matt. 1:21). The lowliness of this...
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