I
enjoy making Christmas cards and some years I write a poem for them. Two years ago I wrote this poem and last
Christmas decided to put it to music. I
had to change the words a bit to get it to all fit and this is the result.
Even
after all these years of hearing the Christmas story I am still amazed at God’s
salvation plan. How He sent His Son as a
tiny Babe to earth just for us. How much He loved us - wretched creatures that
we are – to give His only Son to bear the weight of our sins and the penalty
that goes with sin, so that we may live!
Our
Savior’s Birth
Who
would have thought that a God so great,
Would
care for man in his sinful state?
And
who would have thought one so helpless and small,
Would
be the best love gift, the greatest gift of all?
Who
would have thought two from Galilee,
Would
be chosen for Jesus’ family?
And
who would have thought that a baby so small,
Would
one day become the Savior of all?
Who
would have thought that angels would sing,
To
herald the birth of the newborn King?
And
who would have thought that shepherds first to hear,
Would
spread the glad tidings both far and near?
Who
would have thought that the kings from afar,
Would
find the new king by fol’ing a star?
And
who would have thought the Christ Child they’d see,
When
they offered their gifts on bended knee?
And
our God made a way to redeem fallen man.
He
gave His own Son as His redemption plan.
So
spread the news far and wide o’er the earth.
And
gladly celebrate our dear Savior’s birth.
And
gladly celebrate our Savior’s birth!
Written
12/16/2013
The
picture in the video was taken by one of my many sisters (Carol Wieland). She lives in Vermont and gets much more snow
than we get in central NJ!
or watch it on YouTube:
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