Mattew 2 The Birth of Jesus

 


  Good Tuesday morning, I hope this letter finds you and yours well! We are all packed up for our trip, our house/animal sitter will be living here to care for all the critters! I find myself giddy for this long-overdue trip away! We will get an early start with hopes of arriving before dark. Merry Christmas, all, but rest assured, the Christmas story will continue here at The Daily Bible Challenge. I will be posting from our destination, as this is my joy to serve you this way!

  We are in Matthew 2, and we read about Jesus’ birth and some of the details we see in nativity scenes. We also read/listen to a part that is usually glanced over as fast as possible. That is that there was a mass murder of male children after Jesus’ earthly parents departed to safety in Egypt. The Evil King Herod ordered all the male children of Bethlehem killed, trying to eradicate Jesus after he was fooled by the Magi. The verse Matthew 2:18 brings great sorrow to my heart, thinking of all those mothers wailing in grief! But Jesus was protected so He could later save us all from satan and ourselves!

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  Talk with you soon!

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