Today I will be on Relevant Radio discussing Bethlehem and the Birth of Our Lord Jesus.
I wrote this article which I thought you might enjoy and find informative. By the way, the picture below was taken from a mural painted in the Chapel of Angels in Shepherd’s Field in Bethlehem where the shepherds were actually tending their flocks by night 2,000 years ago. We take our pilgrims into the caves where the shepherds were staying.
by Steve Ray
A king was born. But He was born unlike most kings. There was no pomp and circumstance; there were no midwives or court attendants. There was only the bleating of sheep and the buzzing of flies. Birth in a cave-stable was not like birth in a royal palace.
When a king is born, proclamations ring out across the land. But few people knew about this exceptional birth. So angels sang it out.
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