The Peace Bringer

 This was copied from the bulletin of Calvary Baptist Church on 472 Ocean Road in Portsmouth New Hampshire 03801

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The Peace Bringer

        During World War I, a day dawned on the battlefield in northern France. The fog was so thick that no one could see more than a few yards from the trenches. As the fog lifted, it was seen that the Germans had drawn their lines back a little, and the French had gone forward a little, between the two lines stood a lonely farmhouse. As the sun rose, heavy guns began to boom.

        Suddenly, on both sides the firing ceased. A strange silence came. There, in the green meadow by the farmhouse, was a little baby, crawling on its hands and knees. It appeared perfectly happy and contented. It laughed as its plucked the dandelions.

        NOT A SHOT WAS FIRED

        The coming of Baby Jesus brought peace into the world. Peace to tired and troubled hearts. Peace to every sin stricken soul who would trust Him as their Saviour.

        Christmas gifts add a warm note to joy. But the Bible tells us that the greatest gift of all goes back into eternity itself, when God, in His love for mankind, "..gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life" (John 3:16).



TomLeeM

2025 / 01 / 28











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