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of a guy in Quebec who does the fancy Christmas light display - - in one video ~ 7 minutes he gives a tour of the technical aspects - quite something !
I put a wreath on the door. Much less complex.
And energy efficient. I have one of those little ceramic trees with a light bulb in it. No clue how old it is. My parents had it and it might've been a hand me down to them.
This year I've added a few colour-changing LED bulbs - screwed into my 2 outside garage fixtures and the back deck fixture - turn them on/off with the indoor switches. My 2 strings of led lights stay on from early Dec. to early Jan. ..plus a wreath on the door :-) John T.
I should look for a lighted cross to stick in the window. That's what it's ultimately about. Maybe there will be an after Christmas sale.
It's about salvation. John 15:13 ?Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one?s life for one?s friends.? A soldier dives on a hand grenade to save his friends. He stays behind to keep the enemy away while his buddies escape. Firemen climbed steps of the Twin Towers on 9-11. Cops take on armed men to save civilians. Those are the ultimate gifts.
That is true. The cross is an Easter symbol, not Christmas.
I was flipping through the channels one day and happened across a preacher who was talking about the significance of the presents the Wise Men brought. Gold might be the most obvious. It's valuable and something one would give a king. It's the symbol of highest respect. Frankincense was used in the temple for worship. Myrrh was used for several things. One of those was to prepare the body for burial.
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