“Two Angels” (One of two fragments), 1300-1324, Northern Italian Painter, First Quarter 14th Century. Image taken from a page of the 2013 Desk Calendar, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art Store
What Child Is This?
What child is this?
They spoke of him long ago,
his life, his purpose, his death all foretold.
The wise men journeyed to worship him,
even still, to this day, he cannot be ignored.
What child is this?
A babe lying in a manger,
a carpenter’s son, a prophet, a teacher?
Many followed him throughout his life,
yet many rejected him too.
What child is this?
Do you not know; oh can’t you see?
My God, my Savior, that’s who He is to me!
Felecia R. Weber, OntheWingofaDove.com
What about you? Who is he to you? Why not ponder this question…let your heart give the answer.
May the joy of the season be yours,
Felecia
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The Christ Who brought
Us Salvation praise God
Mom
Indeed, Mom, indeed!:-)
Love you,
Felecia
Felecia, thanks for sharing this beautiful poem for the holidays.
Thanks Lew…He is who we celebrate during this glorious season!:-)
Love,
Felecia