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Category Archives: Holy Days and Holidays

He Entered Into Our DNA

Sabbath School Net Posted on December 6, 2024 by Tim HeischbergDecember 16, 2024avatar
The Cross

Many feel depressed during the holidays because they don’t have the means, or the family to meet the societal expectations that come with them, but the Advent season  isn’t about giving gifts. It is about receiving the greatest and costliest Gift ever given. 

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Posted in Feature, God the Son - Fundamental Belief 4, Holy Days and Holidays, Love of God | Tagged first advent, incarnation, nature of Christ | 2 Replies

The Observance of Christmas

Sabbath School Net Posted on December 25, 2016 by Ellen G WhiteSeptember 29, 2018avatar
Boys gazing at starry Christmas sky

Is it too early to think about what we shall do with Christmas next year? Perhaps not, because it takes time to change ingrained thinking, and some of us may need a year to change our pattern of thought. I. What Is Christmas?1 Christmas is coming,” is the note that is sounded throughout our world from … Continue reading –>

Posted in Feature, Holy Days and Holidays | Tagged Christmas, Christmas tree, Ellen White, Holidays or Holy Days | 32 Replies

Glory In the Lowest

Sabbath School Net Posted on December 24, 2016 by Nathan BrownDecember 29, 2016avatar
Christmas candle

Yes, the celebration of Christmas may have pagan roots. But read on to see how that might actually be a good thing.  It seems almost inevitable at this time of year that an earnest friend, family member or perhaps someone at your church will announce – with all the breathless enthusiasm and urgency of one who has … Continue reading –>

Posted in Feature, Holy Days and Holidays | Tagged Christmas, incarnation | 30 Replies

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