Sirius the Star of Bethlehem
A reflective treatise argues the Star of Bethlehem was Sirius, not a meteor or comet, and that the Magi were Gaelic Druids from the east. It traces astronomical signs, planetary conjunctions, and the Biblical “fullness of time” to place Sirius in Pisces at Bethlehem’s Nativity, linking unity and Trinity symbolism to Sirius’s rising in 4 BC.
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Forbes
Servis
Hepler
Star of Bethlehem
Angele
Anatole
Orient
Jorualem
Jerusalem
Judea
Fania
Earth
Jinlea
Mars
Jupiter
Rome
Saturn
Dean Alford
Liteler
Kepler
Wieseler
Christ
St. Paul
Bethlehem
Mara
Mithra
Tistrya
Sirine
Larboyel
Jehomiah
Jacob
Sirtun
Stirlua
Biriv
Hebichem
Maoes
Piecen
Palestine
Herod
Theophylact
Gabriel
Oregon
Oregen
David Forbes
England
Serviss
America
Halley
Chicago Evening Post
Sirius
Heaven
Maz
Maj
Mag
Magnus
Meg
Drato
Ireland
Scythia
Galatia
Pisces
Dacory
East
Salem
Ideler
Pritchard
Egypt
Cyprus
Antioch
Gregory Nazlenzen
Christmas Message on Incarnation by Rev F P Duffy
The essay extols the Incarnation and Christmas, tracing church dating from Dionysius Exiguus, Epiphany origins, and the December 25 observance. It notes Saint John and Polycarp links, Kepler and others on birth year, and defends December 25 as the nativity date using historical church testimony and early practices.
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Jeans
Bethlehem
Dionysius Exiguus
Dionyalian
St. John
St. John's
St John
Polycarp
Smyrna
Ireneus
St. Polycarp
Lyons
St Martin
Tours
St. Patrick
Ireland
Europe
Primitive Church
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Palestine
Tohlen
Barclay
Schwarty
Ranwoll
Schubert
Christ
The World’s Rejoicings This Season of Christmas
A reflective note on Christmas spirit spreading globally and transforming hearts while commercialism wanes. It recalls Scrooge as a faded symbol of miserliness, laughed at for his grim cautions, and hints that the festive mood lasts only briefly from December 20 to January 24.
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Scrooge
Biblical Sign: Babe Wrapped in Swaddling Clothes
A quoted verse states a sign for finding the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger, guiding observers to the nativity scene.
Christmas Turkey Sings of Thanksgiving Feast
Poem depicts a hungry turkey imagining a Christmas coronation with brown suit and courtly table fare. It references Thanksgiving as the holiday and the reverie of children at dinnertime, contrasting Christmas morning gifts with the day’s meal.
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Ravenswood
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Palestines
F. P. Duffy
M. D
American Church Bible
Natitute
St. Pauls
Duns Seotie
David Kheriing
Cage
Tuth McEnery Stuart
Harpers Magazine
Lave
Lucy Larcom
F. P. Dutty