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The Condescension of Christmas

December 22, 2014

Really insightful article by best-selling author Anthony Sweat. This really helps you have a greater insight into the birth of Christ.

This is an awesome article about the Condescension of Christmas. I didn't really understand, (like Nephi!) what it meant.
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