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Newspaper
Greendale Sun
Location
Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1946
Page
4
Greendale residents face a busy week with school announcements, council updates, and community events. Local organizations including Greendale Library and Greendale Historical Society plan programs and volunteer activities downtown.
Christmas brings a call to follow starry ideals from Bethlehem to Calvary. It urges humility, faith, and brotherhood, urging the BVED COMMUNITY to keep alive wonder, renew dreams, and shed unkindness and hatred.
Morgan W. Van Tasell, minister of the Greendale Community Church, speaks of the Christmas Day as a blessing that rescues people from selfishness and rekindles hope for wandering child-hearts until the Brotherhood Spirit returns as a reality.
The Greendale Sun defends free enterprise while warning against paternalistic government. It argues that solutions to social and economic problems lie in individual initiative, not government handouts, and urges citizens to champion enterprise and responsibility for better living standards.
In Bethlehem Mary gives birth to Jesus as Joseph and Mary travel for enrollment. Shepherds in fields are told by angels of the Savior's birth and visit the manger while praising God for the event.
Report of a mysterious star guiding wise men to Bethlehem prompts King Herod to seek the newborn king. The keen natural omen is tied to the biblical Nativity narrative and Herod’s reaction frames the fuller gospel tale.
A fragment recalls a scene where Herod convenes Jerusalem leaders to ask where the Christ will be born, receiving the reply that it is in Bethlehem. The passage references chief priests and scribes and their response.
Wise men visit Bethlehem led by a guiding star. They find the child with Mary, bow in reverence and present gold frankincense and myrrh. A dream warns them to avoid Herod, and they depart by another route.
The text cites Isaiah prophecies linking Jesus birth to messianic titles and roles. It emphasizes light to those in darkness, a child born to rule, and the Spirit anointing him. It references justice for the poor and the Lord's path prepared in the wilderness.
A biblical excerpt from Isaiah proclaims the Lord's word and heralds a message of good news to Zion and Judah. It calls heralds to lift their voices, announce God's presence, and reassure the cities that behold their God is near.
Mary is told by the angel Gabriel in Nazareth that she will conceive a son named Jesus who will reign over the house of Jacob. The Holy Spirit will enable the birth, and Elizabeth, Mary’s relative, is six months pregnant in her old age.
During priestly service Zechariah is visited by an angel at the altar of incense. The angel declares his wife Elizabeth will bear a son named John, who will bring joy and be great before the Lord and filled with the Holy Spirit.
Narrative recounts Mary’s pregnancy by the Holy Spirit and Joseph’s dilemma. An angel consoles him in a dream, guiding him to marry Mary and name the child Jesus, fulfilling the prophecy of Emmanuel, God with us. Joseph then takes Mary but withholds until the birth of Jesus.
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