I wanted to wash the bad taste out of my mouth, left by the world’s nooze, and so I turned to this: Gesu Bambino, sung by the immortal Luciano Pavarotti–and now I can’t swallow so good, and there are tears in my eyes.
Tears of joy for the beauties of holiness, for the Christmas season, for the good news, the best news–Jesus Christ is born!
Not that there’s much of a future in discussing anything with persons who want to see an effigy of Hillary Clinton atop the Christmas tree…
I have to go to the nursing home this morning–but first, here is what passes for a Christmas tree topper among liberals: Hillary Clinton as an angel.
Crikey, it looks like a decoration for a lesbian “wedding” cake.
I don’t have time, just now, to say much more about it. Only that it’s yours for a mere $80 (aaaghhh!), and it does show you what constitutes worship for leftids. Hey, let’s hear it for the chief of the Clinton White House Bimbo Eruption Team! And her (ugh) “iconic white suit.”
I’ve got to say a loud “Thank you!” to Bengt from Sweden–we are all so glad to have you in our little blog community–for sending us this hymn request: This Blessed Day, sung by Kraja. Really, it’s beautiful–part of Sweden’s annual St. Lucy’s Day celebration. (Farmer Hogget was watching it on TV in Babe–remember?)
Ah! Christmas!
This is another contribution from “jessicafischerqueen.” I have no idea who these Crash Test Dummies are, but trust me–this turns out to be quite nice: The First Noel, performed by Crash Test Dummies.
Come on–let’s do Christmas! Make a joyful noise unto the Lord.
Here’s another one that stirs my soul: The Sussex Carol, performed the old-fashioned way by Maddy Prior and the Carnival Band. I love you, O Lord! And I love the Christmas season.
Father in Heaven, we are indeed as sheep that have gone far astray: but you have sent us the Shepherd, the Good Shepherd who lays down His life for His sheep–
–And takes it up again!
We have two hymn requests this evening, and blamed if I don’t use ’em both! This one comes from the White Rabbit.
Savior of the Nations, Come goes back a long long way. Original text by Ambrose of Milan, who died in 397; and the German text, upon which our text is based, by Martin Luther.
Our hope and faith in Jesus Christ will outlast the centuries.
This Christmas music request comes to us from Erlene: Christmas is Believin’, by Carroll Roberson.
Thanks, Erlene. Some of these news stories that I cover, they do get me down.
Christmas defies the wickedness and evil of a fallen world. I chose to post this carol today, I Saw Three Ships, because I love it and because I was already reeling from the non-stop flow of bad news: and the joy of Christmas stands like a tower of refuge. God is our refuge and strength, for sure.
Come, Lord Jesus, come!
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