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The star of Bethlehem shines hope into the darkest places
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The star of Bethlehem shines hope into the darkest places

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  • God put a sign in the sky to guide and proclaim peace. His promise still stands.
  • The star isn’t just a decoration on a Christmas card. It’s proof of God’s power and love shown through this season.

Keywords

Hope, Doubt/Hopelessness, Matthew, Christmas Season

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