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The Incarnation

Missing image
Centuries ago in an obscure little town,
An angel in a shining white gown
Visits a young maiden girl
To announce the savior of the world.

The fullness of time has come.
God's wondrous plan has begun.
In the little town of Bethlehem,
Almighty God becomes a man.

Destined to die on a cross.
God has come to save the lost.
The infant shall die a young man,
So we may sit at his right hand.

Out of his great love and charity,
Once to save all humanity,
In the little town of Bethlehem,
Almighty God becomes a man.

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  • Jesus Guides Me
    December 17, 2006
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    A work of art

    Oh my dear this indeed is fantastic. Such an inspiring poem and image. Wonderful, well done.
  • Jinxgirl
    December 16, 2006

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    wow, i really like this... very accurate and time appropriate wording. beautiful picture as well- this is what christmas is all about.
  • goalsv
    December 13, 2006

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    Great job! Loved the way you bring out that even though we celabrate his birth that this is not all of what it is about. Keep up the good work.

  • ShelleyA gold member
    December 8, 2006
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    A very nice presentation and beautiful rendering of our Lord's birth and the reason for His coming. The meaning of Christmas is well described in this piece. Shelley

  • Reframing-Quill
    December 8, 2006

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    Lovely

    He became a man so I'd become the best I can. True believers are one in the grace of Father-divine, surrendering All on their plate for His victory.

    Mary's uncle (Joseph of Arimathea who went to England after imprisonment, for giving Christ his tom is my ancestor. I first felt the Holy Spirit's arms of Love around me at the age of three; but I've also had to fight like hell to stay true to Father-God (of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob, who are also my ancestors).

    You did a brilliant write and at such a meaningful time as Christmas; thanks, melphleg, for sharing this.
    Regards, ~Milly.
    Christchurch, NZ


  • Fantasy dream
    December 8, 2006

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    A fine poem to celebrate and be thankful

    Thank you for posting this inspiring poem that I appreciate so much!

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