Luke 2: 22-40
Christmas begins uniquely with the birth of Jesus, then gets anchored in the Jewish traditions of the Temple; the presentation of the child and the purification offerings for the mother.
posted by donnjohnson at 8:07 AM
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Christmas begins uniquely with the birth of Jesus, then gets anchored in the Jewish traditions of the Temple; the presentation of the child and the purification offerings for the mother.
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- Name: donnjohnson
- Location: Santa Barbara, California, United States
a contagiously curious pastor allowed to spend time balanced between the needs of the church and the Bible. I love good words and great music of all types (except country and polka). I'm working with a manuscript from my sabbatical leave in France reflecting on the nature of sacred space called "Old Stones". Surrounding me are three wonderful and talented children and an artist-wife-life partner fellow traveler, Martha
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