What can I say, but Merry Christmas to everybody watching. My God, we have had a wonderful time.

This is my favorite time of the year. And we've been preaching a series called the most wonderful time of the year.

This is the final part, part five.

And I like this part.

This series is all about the characters of Christmas.

And today we finish out with the best one, Jesus Christ, the son of the living God,

the king of kings, the rose of Sherrod, the Lily of the Valley,

the bright morning star. My God, he's more than a religious figure. He is God incarnate in the flesh.

What a blessing of the Lord. Let's go right now to part five of this series called the Most Wonderful Time of the Year. Be blessed. So let's get into this part five here

dealing with Jesus. And I want to start reading Luke chapter two. We'll start reading with

verse six. And so it was that while they were there, the days were accomplished that she should be

delivered. And she brought forth her firstborn son.

Let me stop for a minute, her firstborn son.

Is it possible there was a second born and a third born?

Now some people say the mother of God ever a virgin.

I'm not going to knock and I'm not going to say, yeah, I'm not going to say anything.

But I do know he had brothers and sisters. I know what the, I know what theologians say, you know, that Joseph had sons and blah, blah, blah, this and that

and all that kind of stuff. But I mean, there's nothing wrong with Mary having a baby.

Thank you for that Holy Ghost grunt other than Jesus.

Not wrong with that, my Lord, by no means. and because she was a very lovable person and a

wonderful person but so they said the firstborn now i know i've read all the books and all the

different things but they say about that and uh and you know if god doesn't say much about something

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