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    This document discusses the birth of Jesus from the book Desire of Ages. It describes how Jesus veiled his glory by taking human form and how the angels were amazed to see God incarnate as a baby. While most of Israel did not recognize Jesus' divine nature, the angels visited the lowly shepherds instead of the religious leaders. The shepherds were in the fields watching their flocks and were receptive to the angels' message about Jesus. After seeing the baby Jesus, they spread the word about his birth to others. God sent his son to earth, even though it was under Satan's dominion, in order to save humanity.

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    This document discusses the birth of Jesus from the book Desire of Ages. It describes how Jesus veiled his glory by taking human form and how the angels were amazed to see God incarnate as a baby. While most of Israel did not recognize Jesus' divine nature, the angels visited the lowly shepherds instead of the religious leaders. The shepherds were in the fields watching their flocks and were receptive to the angels' message about Jesus. After seeing the baby Jesus, they spread the word about his birth to others. God sent his son to earth, even though it was under Satan's dominion, in order to save humanity.

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    4 Unto You A Savior

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    Jesus#4 Unto You a Savior

    Texts: Luke 2:1-20

    Desire of Ages, pp. 43-49

    1. Why did Jesus veil His glory? (43.1)


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    2. What did the angels behold with amazement? (44.1)
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    3. Why were the hearts of most of Israel untouched by heavenly joy at
    the Gift of God? (44.1)
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    4. Why did the angels pass by the leaders in Israel? (47.1)
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    5. To whom will the bright rays from Gods throne shine? (47.2)
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    6. What were these shepherds doing that prepared them to hear the
    angels? (47.3)

    7. For what must the angel prepare the shepherds? (47.4)


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    8. What did the shepherds do with the brightest picture ever beheld
    by human eyes? (48.2-3)
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    9. How do you understand the phrase, Heaven and earth are no wider
    apart today than they were that night? (48.4)
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    10. Why is the Saviors sacrifice such a marvel to the heavenly host?
    (48-49)
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    11. Why did God take such a huge risk in sending His Son to the very
    place where Satan claimed dominion? (49.1-2)
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