C Is for Christmas: The History, Personalities, and Meaning of Christ's Birth

by Warren W. Wiersbe

Other authorsDavid W. Wiersbe (Author)
Ebook, 2012

Status

Available

Call number

232.92

Publication

Baker Books (2012), 210 pages

Description

Throughout the centuries, so many traditions have woven themselves into the celebration of Christmas that it's difficult to understand just what the season of Christ's birth is all about. Now beloved writer Warren W. Wiersbe and his son, fellow pastor David W. Wiersbe give adults their very own A to Z Christmas primer, cutting through the wrapping paper and pretty bows to expose and explain the backgrounds and reasons for our various symbols and traditions. From angels and Bethlehem to yuletide and Zechariah, the information in this unique collection is sure to enlighten. Anyone who wants to have a deeper understanding of Christmas will love this insightful resource.

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LibraryThing member libraryclerk
This is a great opportunity to learn more about what Christmas can mean for you. Some insights that you may no have considered can give new meaning to this special holiday season.
LibraryThing member Fellowshipwc
In C Is for Christmas David and Warren Wiersbe cut through the fancy wrapping paper and pretty bows to give the background of the events surrounding Jesus' birth. They also explain the reasons for our various Christmas symbols and beliefs. From angels and Bethlehem to yuletide and Zechariah, the
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authors shed light on a wide variety of Christmas-related topics.

If you feel like something has been missing from your celebration of Christmas, the information in this unique collection is sure to deepen your appreciation for this beautiful season.
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LibraryThing member clamagna
C is for Christmas: An A to Z Guide delves into the history, personalities, and meaning behind Christ’s birth. Warren Wiersbe and his son, David, composed this one together and, as they write in the preface, it is “an attempt to add some depth of meaning and some spiritual insight to your
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Christmas celebration.” Beginning with A for Advent, the book explores topics relevant to the advent of Christ, including: Angels, Bethlehem, Caesar, David, Egypt, Elizabeth, Genealogy, Herod, Hope, Mary, Messiah, Peace, Prophecy, Redemption, Shepherds, Zechariah... you get the idea. It goes through the whole alphabet. The book is just a little over 200 pages and is a great December read! I read it this time last year (or maybe the December before) and I highly recommend it!
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