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Frightened Shepherds
TheCypressTimes.com ^ | 12/09/2009 | Chrissy Sigee

Posted on 12/09/2009 5:57:04 AM PST by Patriot1259

At the time of Jesus birth, people who attended sheep were considered the least significance to the human race by other people. They lived quiet and humble lives, often spending their days, and nights, with their flocks. The sheep that they tended were probably bred as sacrifice animals for the temple in near-by Jerusalem. These shepherds were probably just doing their usual job when the angel appeared to them—and with a multitude behind him. I think I would be shaking in my sandals too.

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TOPICS: Religion
KEYWORDS: birthofchrist; christmasstory; luke2; shepherds
A look at the Shepherds who first received the news of the birth of Christ.
1 posted on 12/09/2009 5:57:05 AM PST by Patriot1259
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The first coming was humble but the second coming you will see His glory and authority.


2 posted on 12/09/2009 6:03:06 AM PST by nmh (Intelligent people recognize Intelligent Design (God).)
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To: Patriot1259

Very nice...thanks for posting!


3 posted on 12/09/2009 6:07:34 AM PST by pgkdan ( I miss Ronald Reagan!)
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Just lovely.


4 posted on 12/09/2009 6:20:49 AM PST by Ciexyz (The Lord is merciful and ever-ready to hear our prayers.)
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