• He came from the bosom of a father to go to the bosom of a woman.
• He put on humanity while possessing divinity.
• He became son of man that we might become sons of God.
• He was born contrary to the laws of nature yet he is the creator of all the laws of nature.
• He lived in poverty.
• He was reared in obscurity.
• He had no earthly wealth for political influence.
• In his infancy he startled a king.
• Without having learned, he puzzled the learned.
• He healed the sick and the blind but made no charge for his services.
• He never wrote a book, yet there is no library in the world large enough to hold the books that have been written about him.
• He never wrote a song, yet he is the theme of of more songs than anyone in the whole world.
• He never founded a college, yet all the schools.
• He never practiced medicine, yet he has healed together cannot hold those who study him, More broken hearts and broken bodies than all the doctors.
• He never marshaled an army, never drafted a soldier or fired a gun, yet no leader has enlisted more volunteers who under his orders have caused more rebels to surrender without a shot being fired.
• He was King of kings and Lord of lords, but wore no purple robe except in mockery.
• He was rich in himself, but became poor for our sake.
• He slept in another's manger.
• He sailed the lake in another's boat.
• He rode on another's colt.
• He was buried in another man's tomb.
• To him was given all power.
• He had dominion over all things, yet he held no deeds to any earthly property.
• Herod could not kill him.
• Satan could not seduce him.
• The grave could not hold him.
• Though condemned to die, death could not destroy him.
• He is the star of astronomy.
• He is the rock of geology.
• He is the lion and the lamb of zoology.
• He is the harmonizer of all discords.
• He is the reconciler of God and the world.
• Great men have come and gone yet he lives on.
• What a man! What a God! What a Savior!

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