Birth Of Our Savior Jesus Christ As Told In The Bible
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The Birth of Our Savior Jesus Christ As Told in the Bible by Martha West Pdf
Jesus, born long ago in Bethlehem, is the greatest gift ever given. Prophets foretold of His miraculous birth, His holy life and ministry. They testify that our Savior Jesus Christ is the son of God - the light, the life, and the hope of the world. At Christmastime, we read the sacred story of His birth from various Scriptures. This book allows us to move through Isaiah, Luke, and Matthew without interruption. May it add to the warmth and joy of your worship during the blessed Christmas season!
Birth of Our Savior Jesus Christ as Told in the Bible by Martha West Pdf
Jesus, born long ago in Bethlehem, is the greatest gift ever given. Prophets foretold of His miraculous birth, His holy life and ministry. They testify that our Savior Jesus Christ is the son of God-the light, the life, and the hope of the world. At Christmastime, we read the sacred story of His birth from various Scriptures. This illustrated book allows us to move through Isaiah, Luke, and Matthew without interruption. May it add to the warmth and joy of your worship during the blessed Christmas season!
The Birth of Our Savior Jesus Christ by Martha West Pdf
Jesus, born long ago in Bethlehem, is the greatest gift ever given. Prophets foretold of His miraculous birth, His holy life and ministry. They testify that our Savior Jesus Christ is the son of God-the light, the life, and the hope of the world.At Christmastime, we review the sacred story of His birth from various Scriptures. This book allows the reader to read without interruption from Isaiah, Luke, Matthew, Helaman, and 3 Nephi. May it add to the warmth and joy of your worship during the blessed Christmas season!
Jesus Christ the Savior Is Born by Elder Belinda Lee McNeal-Walker Pdf
This book provides a captivating overview of the true birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Each word is inspired by the Holy Spirit, leaving no opportunity for the desires of the flesh, false doctrine, or traditional thinking to intervene. The Holy Bible provides explicit details concerning the birth, life, and death of Christ. However, his true purpose has been altered by many false teachings, doctrines, and traditional generational customs based on lies, trickery, and deceit, which have ultimately resulted in death. The Bible declares in Romans 6:23, For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. His purpose is no secret to those who believe and receive. This inspired work is the alpha of a series entitled The Divine Collection for Christ. The purpose of this work is to break the traditional generational customs and provide our children, teens, as well adults, with the truth. As you read this book, allow the Holy Spirit to minister to your heart. As the truth is revealed, take a moment to receive Jesus as your personal savior and repent of any and all sins, including the sin of idolatry associated with false teaching, doctrine, and worship that may have cultivated your life. As children of the Most High God, we are mandated to share the good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our children deserve the truth. The appointed time has come to break the traditional generational customs of lies. The Bible declares in Ephesians 6:4, And, ye fathers provoke not your children to wrath: but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord. The future of our children rest on the foundation that we build for them today. This foundation must be built on truth and not on traditional generational customs.
Christmas Worship and the Birth of Our Savior by Dr. Bur Shilling Pdf
Christmas is perhaps the most treasured Christian holiday and at the same time, one of the least understood. Research suggests that large numbers of Americans are confused about the central reason for the holiday. Even evangelical believers cannot agree that the birth of Jesus is the most important factor of this national observance. Modern American culture has challenged the religious importance of Christmas. The media and retail stores have helped suppress the religious emphasis by asserting "Happy Holidays" rather than "Merry Christmas." So, the question is, "What is the truth about Christmas?" Is it found in the season's holiday music? Is the meaning in decorated trees and lighted city streets? Does commercialized gift-giving explain the purpose of the holiday? Perhaps it resides in Santa Claus and his magic-flying reindeer. So, where do we find the value in a holiday titled Christmas? The truth is found in the pages of the New Testament. Angels, shepherds, magi, a Jewish king, and the Roman Empire all play a part in the validity of the holiday. How was Christmas planned in heaven? What does Scripture say about the incarnation? How did the shepherds find the Christ child in the darkness of a city without streetlights? How many magi arrived in Jerusalem to seek the new king? Where did they travel from? Why did they make the journey? What binds all these issues together around the birth of a baby in a small insignificant village? This volume presents the truth about an event the entire world uses to date its calendar.
The Message of Christmas by Eugene H. Peterson Pdf
Written in the Message style, this product includes scripture regarding the prophecy of Christ's coming, the Christmas Story of Christ's Birth and a special section entitled: The Savior Lives On.A Savior ForetoldOld Testament scriptures told us of Christ's coming. The wonderful plan that God was putting in place to a plan for sanctification of His creation. The passages from Isaiah, Jeremiah, Zechariah and Luke show how God worked in people's lives and hearts to open their thinking to the Messiah's coming.The Birth of a SaviorPassages from Luke and Matthew tell the story of a primitive birth, a beloved son, the visit of the magi and Elizabeth and Mary's ponderings as they await their special children. In Message text the story unfolds of this awaited King that came to earth in the form of a human child, ready to grow, serve and die for the sins of mankind, past, present and future.A Savior Lives OnThe reader will meet Jesus as a child presented in the temple from Luke. From Colossians, the preeminence of Christ is presented. "He was there before any of it came into existence and holds it all together right up to this moment". The text ends with Celebrating the Visit of Christ from Luke 68:69 -- "Blessed be the Lord, the God of Israel; he came and set his people free. He set the power of salvation in the center of our lives, and in the very house of David his servant".
These short devotions show children how people throughout the Bible looked forward to the coming of the Nativity--the birth of Jesus Christ. Each day illustrates how the baby Jesus fulfilled everything God had promised from the beginning.
It is God who has spoken to mankind this time through his loving Son, Jesus Christ, who has come to save our souls. This is the one whose birth, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension, and the greatest commission were accomplished. An ancient promise speaks of a new holy righteous convent, which will be everlasting in order to save the whole world. As a result of the gracious gift of life and the unfailing love of God that never dies, Emmanuel is the promised king messiah, who is going to come and take back the lost relationship between God and his people. Jesus Christ was God's plan to bring heaven to earth to fulfill the ultimate plan of righteousness that has existed since the beginning of time. The Lord has filled every hole in the heart of humanity with his grace. As God's creation, we are created to be able to fulfill the purpose for which he created us by knowing him in an intimate, personal relationship and experiencing real joy and satisfaction in our lives. Adam and Eve were the first man and woman that God created in his image, and they knew this joy in a perfect fellowship with him until they chose to disobey him. Although they tried to cover up their sin, they were unable to avoid the curse that sin has brought to the world as a result of their sin. As God purposed in Romans 5:12, so that they would once again have a right relationship with him, he devised a miraculous master plan. An instruction was given by God to sacrifice a lamb or to sacrifice an animal of a particular type and shed its blood. To make up for the sins of the people, the animal's death would serve as a substitute to compensate for their sins. Although that did remove their sin, it was only a foreshadow of what was to come (Hebrews 9:19-28). It was only to be the fulfillment of what had been promised (Hebrews 10:1-14). By God's will, we have been sanctified, once and for all, through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ's body. It is only through the death of Jesus Christ on the cross that sin can be wiped away. In order to achieve permanent forgiveness, God has designed a plan. Due to his great love, God gave of himself in order to ensure our untimely sustainability in John 3:16-17. He offers his Son, Jesus, as the perfect Lamb of God. In the Gospel of John, Christ gives his life on the cross in order to make reconciliation with God eternal. He gave his life in order for us to be forgiven. According to 1 Corinthians 15:3-4, he died for our sins. He is our redemption through his blood, and we are the beneficiaries of his grace through the forgiveness of our sins as a result of his blood (Ephesians 1:7). A new life is given to us by God, who offers us the chance to be saved from the penalty of hell and a future in heaven to give us a new life in him. According to Romans 6:23, Jesus said in John 14:2-3 that he gives them the right to become children of God (2 Corinthians 5:17). When we accept him as our Lord and Savior, we are given a new life in him (John 1:12). In this way, God gave us a new life in him as his child! The only way to salvation is through Jesus Christ (John 14-16), according to Romans 5:1. God's plan is a gift that he has offered to each of us, not a reward that will be earned by working to achieve it. Our own sin must be seen as God sees it in Ephesians 2:8-9. Your eternal fate in hell depends on whether you're safe or not. Accept Jesus as your Savior by faith in your heart, and ask God for forgiveness from the depths of your heart. The Bible says in Romans 10:9-10, "You can accept Jesus as your savior right now, by praying directly from your heart."
Jesus Is Born - The Bethlehem Story by Jim Reimann Pdf
Jesus is Born: Beginning with the angel Gabriel announcing to Mary, the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Children will journey along with Mary and Joseph as they travel from Nazareth to Bethlehem, where Jesus is placed in a manger. Follow Luke 1:26-35 and Luke 2:1-20 and the beautiful illustrations as the shepherd's quest to find the baby, Jesus. The Bethlehem Story is crafted to educate children that Lord Jesus whom we worship was born a baby, just like we all are.This historically accurate and biblically correct text is designed and printed in the Holy Land and has been adapted especially for Kindle. - Biblically accurate story of the birth of Jesus Christ- Strong moral values that connect with children- The spread of Gods wordAbout the author: Jim Reimann was an ordained minister, Bible teacher, editor and author. In his lifetime he led more than 25 pilgrimages to Israel, which helped him to ensure that these children's Bible stories are biblically correct as well as historically accurate. Each book includes a note to parents and teachers indicating the Bible passage upon which the story is based. This makes each book useful for families and teachers.
This Advent Edition of the book, The Savior Under the Star, is bound to become a Christian Christmas holiday classic thanks to the combination of its stunning handcrafted illustrations and the gripping storyline of humanity, Christ's birth and God's plan of salvation. We want to educate our children about Christ's birth and the true meaning of Christmas, but it may be difficult to know where to begin. Rachel accurately sets forth the Bible story about why Jesus came in her book, The Savior Under the Star. This story beautifully transports us from the garden to the grave with a major emphasis on Jesus' birth. The glory of the First Christmas, Jesus' Birthday is beautifully depicted in this book. At the end of this story, the Scripture Advent reading list is a wonderfully arranged collection of verses that will help you explain where this story came from. The Savior Under The Star is sure to become a favorite in your home. This Advent Edition provides, in the back, a beautiful printed copy of selected verses for you and your family to read together over the course of 25 days. This edition features scripture that has been printed in a way that makes it easy to use and is lovely for family Bible study or Christmas devotionals. Jesus didn't just arrive on the scene as a baby; He came to save mankind. The gospel is presented in a straightforward and lovely manner in this book. The Savior Under The Star, recounts why humanity required a Savior, who that Savior was, what He came to save us from, how He lived a sinless life, and how His birth, life, and death was the fulfillment of prophecy. Young readers will enjoy the illustrations, and their parents will appreciate the thought-provoking discussion questions at the book's end. This book is great for family read-alouds and conversation. It is appropriate for readers of all ages. A child's attention will be captured by the adorable animals and bright colors of the illustrations, and the story's beautiful text will bring the story to life. This book, is an enjoyable way to tell the significance of Jesus' birth to children and adult's alike at Christmastime. Scripture readings include: Day 1- Jesus and Creation Day 2- God Creates Man and Woman Day 3- The Serpent Deceived and Sin Entered the Garden Day 4- They asked for a King, but Needed a Savior Day 5- Our Need for a Savior Day 6- John the Baptist Fulfills Prophecy Day 7- The Angel Visits Mary Day 8- Mary Visits Her Cousin, Elizabeth Day 9- John the Baptist is Born Day 10- Joseph Hears about Jesus Day 11- Mary and Joseph Travel to Bethlehem Day 12- Jesus is Born! Day 13- The Shepherds and Angels Day 14- Jesus was Presented at the Temple Day 15- The Wise Men Follow the Star Day 16- Out of Egypt Day 17- Jesus as a Young Child Day 18- Jesus was Baptized by John Day 19- Jesus taught, Prayed, and Performed Miracles Day 20- Jesus Tells of His Death Day 21- Jesus was Crucified, He is our Savior Day 22- Jesus Rose from the Dead, We are Reconciled Day 23- Jesus is our Savior! Day 24- Follow Jesus, Rejoice in Him! Day 25- Our Savior is on the Throne! Perfect to give as a gift for children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, Christmas presents, stocking stuffers, Christmas Eve presents, baby dedications, baptisms, first communions, Easter baskets, and birthday presents!
Most of us are on the lookout for something fresh and different as we approach Advent and Christmas. How can we fully appreciate the familiar truths, treasuring yet again the good news and joy of the season? What will really make our hearts sing? Look no further. In this sure-footed, yet conversational and down-to-earth, little volume, William Philip looks at the 'songs' of key characters in the Christmas story: Elizabeth (joy for the hearers) Mary (joy for the humble) Zechariah (joy for the helpless) The Shepherds (joy for the heavens) Simeon and Anna (joy for the hopeful) This is a book to engage heart and head, as it moves between key passages from Luke’s Gospel, from the song of the heavily pregnant to the song of a humble peasant, from the song of the helpless priest to the song of the heavenly proclaimers, and finally to the song of the hopeful 'pensioners'. The author concludes, 'Countless people throughout the centuries have… joined the chorus of praise and proclamation, singing the song of the Saviour with Simeon and Anna, Zechariah and Elizabeth, Mary and all the host of heaven. My hope is that your voice is already part of that wonderful refrain. But if not, then my prayer is that this Christmas is the time to do what these others have done and embrace the Saviour for yourself.' 'Takes the reader, with accuracy and deep devotion, from these wonderful songs of Scripture, to know, with new adoration, the Christ who was born' - Peter Dickson 'Inspiring and informative... Written not just for those who have found their Christian faith, but also for those who are still seeking and exploring. A great read for Advent.' - Clare Hendry 'A wonderful exploration of the Bible's own "Christmas carols". Saints, sceptics, seekers and Scrooges will find fuel here to warm the heart.' - Jonty Rhodes 'The cardiologist (or physician) who became a pastor has written a book to make our hearts sing... It has something striking in it for preachers, congregations and visitors alike.' - Rico Tice
The Birth of Jesus Christ Through the Eyes and Ears of My Great Uncle Sylvester the Mouse by Jim L. Stafford Pdf
I wanted to write a Christmas story so that all youngsters could understand. I wanted to give them a story and a message that they could remember. When writing a story for a child, you have to come down to their level and give them something that they are able to relate to. Thanks to Uncle Sylvester, this has happened. I love children, and I am very happy that I authored this story. Again, I could have not written this Christmas story without my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I give him all the glory.
Two thousand years ago, something happened that would change the world forever: a child was born. Two thousand years ago, in the tiny city of Bethlehem, the event that would forever change the world unfolded quietly in the most humble of circumstances. In all of history, Christ's birth was unique. Similarly, of all the holidays we celebrate, nothing can compare to the holiday that celebrates His birth. Holly and pine boughs, candles and ornaments, peace, love, and tradition all remind us of the ties that bind us to each other and to our Savior. Because of Christ's divine birth, family ties can literally become eternal. This Christmas, curl up with a cup of hot chocolate and let the chapters in this book guide you through the symbols of the season and the real story of Christmas. Interwoven with insights from the Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible, the words of the prophets, and insights from the restored gospel of Jesus Christ, this age-old Christmas story will take on new meaning and new life like never before.
Advent is the season in which we reread and relive the experience of ancient Israel as it longed for the coming of the Messiah. It is also a time to reflect on the infancy narratives of Jesus which have enriched the lives of believers through the centuries. As an extension of Israel's longing for the Messiah, the infancy accounts serve as overtures to the writings of the evangelists, and stand as bridges connecting the Old and New Testaments. Advent of the Savior focuses on this connection of past to present so that we may deepen our longing for the Messiah's coming again and ask God in our own day to be Emmanuel, "God with us." The infancy narratives of Matthew and Luke express the basic truths about the divine and human mystery of Jesus Christ. Advent of the Savior reminds us that it is through these truths that we are called to move from longing for our Savior to hope in his coming again.
