What REALLY Happened on Christmas | Isaiah 9:2-7

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What REALLY Happened on Christmas | Isaiah 9:2-7

December 1, 2024 • Tracie Long • Isaiah 9:2–7

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(reflection) Who is this child? Who is this Wonderful Counselor? He is a son of man who has walked in our shoes, felt our pains and struggled with our temptations. Moreover, He walks with us now, every step of the way. How could we not love Him? O Light of the World, prophesied deliverer of Israel. You have truly come. You are my deliverer and the light of my world as well. With joy I acknowledge your right to every righteous and holy title and to every place of authority. Come, Lord Jesus, Messiah, and rule over us with justice and peace. Do it even now in me. I welcome you gratefully to the throne of my life.

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