John 1:1–14: Logos Λόγος (a poem)
Light of all truth, Life of all humankind, Love made flesh.
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Matthew 2:1–12: The heavenly summons (a poem)
For when a king is born, the nations should come, The many assemble at the feet of the one.
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Luke 2:8–16: Shepherd, leave your flock and fold (a poem) (with pictures)
Do not linger at the cost, Seek the one who seeks the lost.
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Luke 2:1–7: The Prince of Prayer (a poem)
Princes sit
And an infant lies in a manger.
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Luke 1:26–38: The Weight of Wings (a poem)
She saw my feathers ruffling at the softest breeze, And yet she knew my wings were heavy.
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Isaiah 11:1–9: The King of Peace (a poem)
Governance and graciousness, The sceptre of fragrance and fellowship.
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Isaiah 9:2,6–7: Who walks when you walk in darkness? (a poem)
There is no quiet, No sense of peace, No sight to guide, No knowledge to lead.
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Genesis 22:15–18: The Day to Live (a poem)
My father sits, His knife discarded Amidst the ends of rope
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Genesis 3:8–19: The Wind in the Orchard (a poem)
She said it was the serpent’s trick, That made the fruit seem good to pick, And that was why we ate.
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