Sentences with phrase «born in a manger»

Born in a manger to simple commoners, He assumed a simple lifestyle as a carpenter and throughout His life, He owned nothing except the stuff He traveled with.

Jesus was not the only baby born in a manger that night.

@ Rick The gap from when jesus was born in the manger to when he was out and about doing miracles and preaching and the like, jesus at seventeen...

-- born in a manger to a virgin (like the confused prophet had foretold in the inspired Septuagint he did not know yet existed in a passage that had nothing to do with the Messiah and in a poor translation of the Hebrew word «young women» into the Greek word for «virgin» which miraculously was what the Holy Spirit meant in the first place).

He is born in a manger and not in a palace.

Christ is born in a manger and not in a palace.

We claimed that ours was a rational, logical faith, when it centered on the God of the universe wrapping himself in flesh to be born in a manger in Bethlehem.

When the Saviour of the world was born, he was born in a manger and wrapped in swaddling clothes.

Such rhetoric is unhelpful and uncharacteristic of a King born in a manger.

Omnipresence tells us that the divine Love is everywhere and always present and at work to augment the good, often in very surprising places — a Christian would point especially to a humble human life, to a man born in a manger, and to that same man rejected and put to death, as the place where such active presentness is most clearly seen.

When God became man he was born in a manger.

As the Christmas season ends and parents push their way through crumpled wrapping paper and parts of half - assembled toys, they may wonder: How did we get from a baby born in a manger to this?

They want to be king of their own little Kingdom and feel threatened by a baby born in a manger.

Jesus was born dirty, born in a manger with sheep, cows, donkeys and camels.

A needy Nazarene born in a manger.

(84) 2:7 — «Since a babe was born in a manger it may be doubted whether so great a thing has happened with so little stir» (SMW 3)[Refers to the emergence of the scientific outlook.]

Although Jesus was born in a manger, he was born when it was still warm enough outside for local shepherds to still be out in the fields with their flocks.

His first coming was as Jesus, being born in a manger to the Virgin Mary and ultimately being dubbed the saviour of men on earth.

Version 3 (8 pages) includes: title only on front page; Angel appears to Mary; Mary and Joseph travel to Bethlehem on a donkey; no room at the inn; Jesus is born in a manger; the shepherds; the 3 wise men / kings; modern day children giving presents by Christmas tree.

Version 1 (8 pages) includes: title page with LO and picture; Angel appears to Mary; Mary and Joseph travel to Bethlehem on a donkey; no room at the inn; Jesus is born in a manger; the shepherds; the 3 wise men / kings; modern day children giving presents by Christmas tree.

Version 6 (12 pages) includes: blank front cover for children's own design; Angel appears to Mary; Mary tells Joseph that she is going to have a baby; Mary and Joseph travel to Bethlehem on a donkey; no room at the inn; Mary and Joseph are given a stable to stay in; Jesus is born in a manger; an angel appears to the shepherds; the shepherds visit Jesus; the 3 Wise Men / Kings follow the star; the 3 Wise Men / Kings visit Jesus; modern day children giving presents by Christmas tree.

His son might have been born in a manger.

So He came, as a sweet baby boy, born in a manger.

Not exact matches

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In my book, Christmas Redemption, I briefly look at the wording in Luke 2:7 which says that when Jesus was born, Mary laid Him in a manger because there was no room for them in the inIn my book, Christmas Redemption, I briefly look at the wording in Luke 2:7 which says that when Jesus was born, Mary laid Him in a manger because there was no room for them in the inin Luke 2:7 which says that when Jesus was born, Mary laid Him in a manger because there was no room for them in the inin a manger because there was no room for them in the inin the inn.

I have yet to read a scripture in the bible that says that Jesus was born in December or that he was born with animals, however if he was laid in a manger (feeding trough) it is very likely that there were animals in the area.

If the God had permitted himself to be born in an inn, wrapped in swaddling - clothes and laid in a manger, could the contradiction have been greater than that the news of the day should be the swaddling - clothes of the Eternal, aye, as in the supposed instance its actual form, so that the Moment is really decisive for eternity!

I took it for granted they really happened that way, that there really was a magic star, that the holy family really did journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem, that Jesus really was born in a stable and laid in a manger, that wise men came to visit, that angels sang to the shepherds in the night sky.

Dionysus Dionysus was born of a virgin on December 25 and, as the Holy Child, was placed in a manger.

He was born in a simple manger and upon His death for mankind He extended His arms on the cross with Love for everyone.

Brian sat down on the stage beside her and Joe, and he read, in his midwest man voice, «In a manger on that incredible night Love was borin his midwest man voice, «In a manger on that incredible night Love was borIn a manger on that incredible night Love was born.

Luke 2:7, in speaking of Mary, says «And she gave birth to her first born son, and she wrapped him in cloths, and laid him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.»

The baby born to a virgin in a manger, over 2,000 years ago, guarantees that God is for us, not against us.

I mean there's probably 20 or 30 police there and we sang «Silent Night,» remembering [that] Jesus [was also] born in a really desperate time... [as] a displaced Galilean, in a manger because there was no room in the inn.

The King of kings lay thus lowly manger; In all our trials born to be our friends.

If God trusted his own son Jesus to be born unassisted in a manger, then I think that midwives will do just fine.

I mean what more can you do with that story, Jesus is born and you're in a manger, not much else to let the world know about.