The Eyewitnesses of Christmas: Zechariah
The Eyewitnesses of Christmas: Zechariah
Luke 1
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Sunday Morning Service,  December 8, 2013
 

Luke bases his Gospel on eyewitness testimony—the witness of those who saw and heard and knew Jesus as he lived and ministered among his people (Luke 1:2). Though Mary is likely the primary eyewitness in chapters 1 and 2, Luke also includes other witnesses: Zechariah, Elizabeth, Joseph, the shepherds, Simeon, and Anna. As we give careful attention to their stories, we too behold the coming of the Christ child, and rejoice with them at the wonder of God’s great salvation. To Zechariah, the promise of Christ’s coming demonstrates several qualities of our God (Luke 1:68–79).

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