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BORN TO DIE recalls and reclaims the ultimate reason for the season of Christmas.

Born To Die

The birth of a child, what a blessed event,
And this, the Christ child who, from Heaven is sent!

There He lay near the mother who bore Him,
In a stable where shepherds flock to adore Him.

All was so peaceful that silent night,
But this babe was born entrenched in a fight.

The placid scene of the meager manger,
Seemed worlds away from impending danger.

From first breath this precious One’s days were numbered,
He was to save a world that was by sin encumbered.

No birth announcement or baby shower,
He only arrived with God’s saving power.

Long, long ago in the Bethlehem stall,
The answer was told to us once for all.

The perfect gift given to you and to I,
Is Jesus, God’s Son, who was born to die.
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3 Visitor Comments

Renee
I love it. This Poem made me see Christmas in a new light. Don't stop writing your very good at it and i hope your walk with God grows stronger.
Pam
Excellent poem. Such truth. Really made me stop and realize that Jesus was here for one reason and that was to save us by His saving grace.
Faye
This poem is The TRUTH

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