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Becoming one of us, born in a simple fashion, among the least of the “thems” in order to draw humanity into the Divine “us.”
Meg Jenista
December 25, 2024
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Becoming one of us, born in a simple fashion, among the least of the “thems” in order to draw humanity into the Divine “us.”
It’s a familiar hymn. I’ve sung it dozens of times in my life. More than that, it’s been sung in various settings and languages (starting with
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