The poem describes the nativity scene, with Mary cradling baby Jesus in a stable with an open door. A star of silver leads shepherds to see the savior of the world, Jesus, lying in a manger. The poem reflects that through Jesus's poverty and innocence comes riches and eternity for mankind, with his death bringing forgiveness and his sorrow becoming our joy.
The poem describes the nativity scene, with Mary cradling baby Jesus in a stable with an open door. A star of silver leads shepherds to see the savior of the world, Jesus, lying in a manger. The poem reflects that through Jesus's poverty and innocence comes riches and eternity for mankind, with his death bringing forgiveness and his sorrow becoming our joy.
The poem describes the nativity scene, with Mary cradling baby Jesus in a stable with an open door. A star of silver leads shepherds to see the savior of the world, Jesus, lying in a manger. The poem reflects that through Jesus's poverty and innocence comes riches and eternity for mankind, with his death bringing forgiveness and his sorrow becoming our joy.
The poem describes the nativity scene, with Mary cradling baby Jesus in a stable with an open door. A star of silver leads shepherds to see the savior of the world, Jesus, lying in a manger. The poem reflects that through Jesus's poverty and innocence comes riches and eternity for mankind, with his death bringing forgiveness and his sorrow becoming our joy.