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Christmas Kiss of Death
MYRRH Gold, frankincense, and myrrh. Three gifts fit for a king – the King. I’m gonna blow right past gold and frankincense to myrrh. Myrrh was used to embalm the dead, believe it or not. Jesus’ death on cross was … Continue reading
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The Dark Side of Chanukah
Give in to the dark side. Doesn’t it sometimes feel like “Everybody’s doing it?” Right now Isaiah 60:2 appears to be a reality: “For behold, darkness will cover the earth and deep darkness the peoples.” Just keep on keeping on … Continue reading
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Where the Christmas Tree Comes From
O Tannenbaum O Tannenbaum … How Lovely Are Your Branches… I grew up singing this classic Christmas carol. It still nostalgically takes me back to a Christmas Pageant in grade school. The emotional gravitational pull of nostalgia is simply amazing. … Continue reading
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