[The Harp of God by J. F. Rutherford]@TWC D-Link bookThe Harp of God CHAPTER V 30/60
But behold that there was no great earthly splendor or show! In truth the condition of poverty of Joseph and his espoused, and the like poor condition of the shepherds who were now shortly to be used of the Lord, was the only fitting way that we should expect the Lord would have it.
All the pomp and glory of earthly preparation would have been but tawdry tinsel, detracting from the glorious things that were shortly to follow.
Each one of the earthly players whom Jehovah had assigned to perform a part upon this stage was humble, meek, and possessed of faith in the promises of God.
In heaven there was a host of angels that should participate in the great drama; and all the hosts of heaven were witnesses to this unparalleled and never-again-to-be-performed event. [142]On earth it was night, picturing the fact that the whole world was lying in darkness and a great light was coming into the earth.
The time had now arrived for the birth of the mighty One, and all the heavenly hosts were awake to the importance of the hour.
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