For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his poverty might be rich. 2 Corinthians 8:9
For the season that's suddenly come upon us, I thought I'd use my lack of time to make some posts that don't require a lot of thought or preparation. Also, I see everyone decorating their blogs for the holidays, while I don't have time for that either. So, I've decided that I'll be posting my favorite verses and carols which have to do with our Savior's first coming to this sinful world, with a smattering of Christmas images to decorate my blog.
The verse posted here is my favorite; I think I write it on cards and in holiday reflections more than any other. It goes with the hymn/carol that I'm posting next. Can anyone guess which one that will be? Of all the beautiful aspects of the incarnation, this one touches me most: God the Son left all of the riches that were His in glory, to become as one of us, clothed in human flesh, born in the humblest of circumstances. What a Savior.
4 comments:
Oh What a Savior indeed!!!
Hi Maxine..
I love that scripture, and I took some time to ponder when I read it here. I just began to have such a feeling of thankfulness and gratitude in my heart just knowing what my sweet Jesus did for little ole me. What Love, what a gift he is to us all unto this day!!
Hugz Lorie
Hello Maxine......Nice to meet you and thanks for coming by my blog... I was lost but now I am found and what HE did for me HE will do for others........ I hope that I can reflect HIS love this season..........
I will come back often..
Thank you for leaving your encouraging comment, Maxine.
I appreciate your inspriring blog so much.
I pray God grants us all the desires of our hearts in reaching others for Him.
Thank you again..
HOPE
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