I’m sitting here in the
Shepherds fields in Jerusalem on a beautiful night. There are thin white clouds
scattered across the fading pales blue sky. The sun hass set and only the
shadows of Bethlehem’s buildings remain.
I’m thinking about Christ’s birth and
the message He brought with Him to this world. It is marvelous to think of this
miraculous and glorious birth of the man who saves us all from sin not far from
here. I picture myself as a shepherd herding my flocks before darkness sets in
and in the starry sky, one lone but magnificently bright and beautiful star
shines above all the others. The greatest sign of them all.
Looking out at this
field is exactly what I pictured Jerusalem to be like.
Simple yet beautiful.
Complex yet glorious.
I can so clearly picture what it must’ve been and felt
like the night of His birth. How fortunate these shepherds were to have been so
close to Him, our Savior. Yet I know that I can be close to Him as well. When I
read my scriptures, pray to Him, I take another step closer. By following His
example, I can be that fortunate and be in His presence again.
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