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Religion: The work of Christmas
St. Matthew’s Gospel records a very quiet and subdued version of the birth of Jesus. Joseph and Mary were engaged to be married. The marriage would be consummated when Joseph took Mary to his home. That would happen after about a week of celebrating the bride and groom.
Pastor Ronald Koch But the best laid plans don’t always work out. Such was the case with Joseph when he learned that Mary was pregnant from the Holy Spirit. Now what? He didn’t …
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Religion: The work of Christmas
St. Matthew’s Gospel records a very quiet and subdued version of the birth of Jesus. Joseph and Mary were engaged to be married. The marriage would be consummated when Joseph took Mary to his home. That would happen after about a week of celebrating the bride and groom. Pastor Ronald Koch But the best laid plans don’t always work out. Such was the case with Joseph when he learned that Mary was pregnant from the Holy Spirit. Now what? He didn’t …
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