Merry Christmas and welcome to the Daily Article podcast for Christmas Day, December the 25th,

2020. I'm Chris Elkins, narrating today's article written by Denison Forum, co-founder and CEO,

Dr. Jim Denison. Scientists still don't know why cats purr, why bicycles stay upright when ridden, how animals migrate, or why we sleep,

and they speculate as to whether the universe is finite or infinite.

The omniscient Christ of Christmas has no such questions today as can be seen from John 2, 24, John 1630, and John 21, verse 17.

Speaking of the universe, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope recently captured stunning images

of Uranus along with its numerous rings and 14 of its 27 moons.

The Space Agency also recently captured images of a solar flare

that disrupted radio signals on Earth.

Max Lucado noted that every square yard of the Sun is constantly emitting

130,000 horsepower, the equivalent of 450-8-cylinder car engines.

He added,

Our globe's weight is estimated at 6 sextillion tons.

That's a 6 with 21 zeros.

The omnipotent Christ of Christmas made all of that, as revealed in

Colossians 1, verse 16. Then, in a miracle-defying comprehension, he reduced all his grandeur

and glory to become a fetus in the womb of a peasant teenage girl. Then, on the first Christmas

day, he was born as a helpless

baby into the world he created. 21 centuries later, we still celebrate that first Christmas,

but the longer I live, the less I understand it. We know from John 316 that Jesus came into the

world to die for the world,

for God so loved the world that he gave his only son that whoever believes in him

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