π Jesus came to Earth in humble circumstances, veiling his true glory.
π Jesus desired people to accept him based on the testimony of God's word.
πΌ Angels watched to see how the People of God would receive Jesus.
π Despite the prophecies and spread of news about Jesus' birth and mission, the people in Jerusalem were indifferent and unprepared to welcome their Redeemer.
π The priests and teachers in the temple were caught up in their pursuit of wealth and worldly honor, lacking the spiritual readiness to recognize and receive the Messiah.
πΌ Only a few individuals were eagerly anticipating the arrival of the Messiah, while the rest of Israel remained self-centered and focused on worldly matters.
π Caesar Augustus fulfills God's purpose by bringing the mother of Jesus, who is of David's lineage, to Bethlehem for the birth of the future ruler of Israel.
π° Joseph and Mary, unrecognized and unaddressed in their royal city, find refuge in a crowded inn and give birth to the Redeemer of the world in a humble stable.
π Heaven rejoices as angels gather above Bethlehem, waiting to declare the glad news of Jesus' birth to the world, while the leaders in Israel miss the opportunity to share in this joy.
π The angel announces the birth of a Savior in the city of David, bringing great joy to all people.
πΆ The shepherds are instructed to find the baby Jesus wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger.
π« The joy and glory of the Savior's arrival cannot be hidden and the whole plain is illuminated.
π The angels appeared and announced the birth of Jesus, bringing glory to God and peace on earth.
πΆ The shepherds witnessed the heavenly host praising God and went to Bethlehem to see the baby Jesus.
π Mary treasured and pondered the events in her heart while the shepherds glorified and praised God.
π God's love for humanity is constant, just as it was during the time of the shepherds and angels.
πΆββοΈπ Heaven is near to ordinary people, and angels accompany those who follow God's command.
ππ Jesus humbly sacrificed the comforts of heaven to be born in a manger and experience the limitations of human nature.
π Satan hated Christ for his position in heaven and despised him even more when he himself was dethroned.
π God allowed His son to come to the world as a helpless babe, experiencing the weaknesses and perils of humanity.
π God gave His only begotten Son to ensure the path of life for all, protecting them from Satan's power and temptation.
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