While they were there the time came for the labor and gave birth to her firstborn son and wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.
In that same region there were shepherds who spent the night in the open watching the herd in turn. He presented the Angel of the Lord, the glory of the Lord shone around them and were terrified.
Lc. 2.6 to 9 In that same region there were shepherds who spent the night in the open watching the herd in turn. He presented the Angel of the Lord, the glory of the Lord shone around them and were terrified.
When the angels left to go to heaven, the shepherds began to say to one another:
"Come, come to Bethlehem and see this has happened and we have received the Lord.
went with haste and found Mary and Joseph and the child lying in the manger.
Lc. 2.15 to 17 "Come, come to Bethlehem and see this has happened and we have received the Lord.
went with haste and found Mary and Joseph and the child lying in the manger.
From this story and over the centuries we have assembled a shed innocent shepherds who come to Portal with his sheep on his shoulder. But as he said, will be no.
Juan Mateos says, the best biblical scholar of recent times (or all times, so that we will spare):
Pastors are the prototype poor and miserable, even people completely neglected. There are texts stating that they had no civil rights, but not certain that these texts are of that time or a later time. The is that people were always marginalized and neglected and that there was a time when they had no civil rights, for example, could not appear as witnesses at trial, because a pastor, by definition was a criminal, a crook, a thief who does not admitted into society. So those "sweet" shepherds we place on our birth is a poem. Actually what the pastor is the kind most marginalized and most oppressed of society. And those are addressed primarily salvation. In other words, salvation is going to go from the bottom. If Messiah is in a manger animals, which will see are the most humiliated, the most despised, most margins of society.
Juan Mateos says, the best biblical scholar of recent times (or all times, so that we will spare):
Pastors are the prototype poor and miserable, even people completely neglected. There are texts stating that they had no civil rights, but not certain that these texts are of that time or a later time. The is that people were always marginalized and neglected and that there was a time when they had no civil rights, for example, could not appear as witnesses at trial, because a pastor, by definition was a criminal, a crook, a thief who does not admitted into society. So those "sweet" shepherds we place on our birth is a poem. Actually what the pastor is the kind most marginalized and most oppressed of society. And those are addressed primarily salvation. In other words, salvation is going to go from the bottom. If Messiah is in a manger animals, which will see are the most humiliated, the most despised, most margins of society.
And with this Christmas sermon born of my theological vein, I wish you all
Merry Christmas!
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