You will reign forever
Let Your glory fill the earth
Let Your glory fill the earth
Merry Christmas, my friends!
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Behold Our God
Who has held the oceans in His hands?
Who has numbered every grain of sand?
Kings and nations tremble at His voice
All creation rises to rejoice
Behold our God seated on His throne
Come, let us adore Him
Behold our King – nothing can compare
Come, let us adore Him
Who has given counsel to the Lord?
Who can question any of His words?
Who can teach the One who knows all things?
Who can fathom all His wondrous deeds?
Behold our God seated on His throne
Come, let us adore Him
Behold our King – nothing can compare
Come, let us adore Him
Who has felt the nails upon His hands?
Bearing all the guilt of sinful man
God eternal, humbled to the grave
Jesus, Savior, risen now to reign
Behold our God seated on His throne
Come, let us adore Him
Behold our King – nothing can compare
Come, let us adore Him
You will reign forever
Let Your glory fill the earth
Following from Our Daily Bread
Although millions celebrate Jesus’ birthday, few seem to be aware of its real significance.
We recognize that His birth was unusual because He was born of a virgin. His life was unique too, for He was the only one who lived without sinning. His death was also unusual. Jesus was not a martyr. He was not the victim of unfortunate circumstances, dying for a worthy cause. Nor did He lay down His life just to set a good example. There’s much more to it than that. The Lord Jesus came into this world to be our Savior!
Jesus Himself said that He came “to seek and to save that which was lost” (Luke 19:10). Who are the lost? The Bible tells us that “all have sinned” and that “the wages of sin is death” (Romans 3:23; 6:23). In order to save the world, Jesus had to die for it. He came and lived the perfect life and then died the death we should have died. The true meaning of Christmas is that Jesus was born to die. Because He was crucified and then rose from the dead, forgiveness of sin and assurance of heaven is now offered to all who believe (John 1:12).
Have you accepted God’s gift of salvation? If not, do so today, and this will be your most meaningful Christmas ever.
Karen says
Thank you for sharing these truths and inspiring song today. Merry Christmas. I enjoy your posts all through the year.
Ann says
Beautiful. Wising you and yours a very Merry Christmas
Mildred says
Merry Christmas with love from Mildred & John. May the Lord richly bless you in the new year.