And with clear and treble here and trembling time,

honor now the earthly mind, honor the earthly earthly mind.

So forth with blessing in his hand.

Christ our God to Earth in Senate.

Our full of ways to be made. Usually on the fourth Sunday of Advent we're celebrating the birth of Jesus. I mean we're looking

at Mary we focus in on the promises made to her. The promises really fulfilled in her and through her and frankly for her. This is a Sunday in which we celebrate the arrival of the one we have been waiting for. He came not only just to give us a new law, but to fulfill

the law for us. So here you have a ruler, a king, a lord who comes to give, not just to take from you, but to give of himself, to sacrifice everything,

this gracious but at the same time, mighty Lord. away as the Lord of Light He said from the Front of the Front of Men's Day.

From the post of

post of them may finish

as the darkness we're going to Hi and I'm here with my good friends.

Hi and welcome back to Whitehorse Inn.

I'm Mike Horton and I'm here with my good friends Bob Hiller and Justin Holcomb we are talking about

the advent of our Savior. The first and second advent is we're trying to see how

scripture itself through its prophecies weaves those two

ad vents together.

Brothers, it's just a real privilege to be able to talk to you about our favorite subject,

Jesus, and the incarnation, especially at this

time of the year.

We're all Americans.

We don't like monarchies very much, but when you think about it, this king is not just better than any hereditary

king who's ever lived, but better than any president we would elect for ourselves. Peace, righteousness, justice, beauty, fulfillment,

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