GOD'S BLUE BOOK - Shepherds of Christ Ministries

Me, the more I act and you do wonderous things.
Little ones, I am God. Why do you want to act in your weak
ways? I wait to act out of you! You do not act. Let Me do it through
you! The more you die to yourself, the greater your success. Be
selfless and full of Me.
December 22, 1993
God’s Blue Book 159
You Are Raising Your Children Without God
5:00 a.m.
This is the day of the Lord. Slowly approaches My day, My birth.
I am Jesus, Your Savior. I come as a little baby to save a big world.
How could such a little one save a world and all those to come?
This little one, My child, is God-made-man of Mary, just a baby coming
in such silence, yet He comes with the might to save the world
from its sin. He comes into a little stable and He comes without any
proclamations from mankind. The beasts surround Him, the King of
Glory. His court is made up of cows and sheep and His bed is dirty
hay. Oh, how we await the birth of a baby. Everyone is eager to
know of His arrival. All is ready, yet Mary does not have a place to
lay her child. There is not room for them except with the beasts of
the stable. Did Mary know that Jesus would be born in such poverty?
She has said “yes” to all the events that are to happen. This is
her firstborn baby and there is not a place for them.
R.What things we are so eager to surround ourselves with and God
is born in such poverty under the eyes of animals! The choirs of
angels sing, but the world is numb to the event. Is this not how it
is 2000 years later? It is Christmas Saturday, yet where are the
statues and the stables remembering Christ’s birth? Can you find
any remembrances in stores? They are too busy. You cannot go
and pay except for waiting in line at the money counter, a line to
buy treasures, while the Son of Man waits in tabernacles all over
the world and who comes?
Is the world today so blind that its people call this Day
Christmas, but who is talking about Christ? Little snowmen,
reindeer, Santa Claus, little sleds, red and green, and bells and
holly. Should not every little detail be tended to? The family is all
prepared. Gifts are wrapped to perfection yet where is the baby?
Is a picture of Christ on any paper or magazine? He, the King of
Glory, sits alone in every church while people wait in line with
batteries and cards and wrap. How long do they wait in that
line? Does it matter? Christmas is the most important event of
the year to them and every detail must be tended to.