My favorite Nativity scene – reposted 2022

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I bought this one in Bethlehem from the Palestinian Christian who carved it.  God bless you every one.  pl

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16 Responses to My favorite Nativity scene – reposted 2022

  1. Ishmael Zechariah says:

    Colonel Lang,
    May God’s blessings be on you and yours.
    Merry Christmas to you and to your band of pilgrims on SST.
    Ishmael Zechariah

  2. David Habakkuk says:

    A Happy Xmas to all.

  3. Sbin says:

    Merry Christmas
    Thank you for the year round gift of this forum!

  4. Jim Buck says:

    Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

  5. JohninMK says:

    I hope all of you, but especially Colonel Lang, frequenting this ‘cut above the rest’ forum have a better 2020 Christmas than you were expecting to have.
    May all of our 2021 be infinitely better than 2020.

  6. Glenn Fisher says:

    I’ve been reading here most of the year. God bless everyone here and wishing all the joy of the Season to you and yours here at SST.

  7. Fred says:

    Merry Christmas to everyone.
    On a sad note it seems this year that all the Western governments are responding to China’s bio-propagandemic by assisting in an assault on Christmas, even in Bethleham.
    “For the anniversary of Christ’s birth, the local economy is dead. ” (translation from French)
    https://www.lefigaro.fr/voyages/a-bethleem-moins-de-touristes-mais-plus-de-prieres-pour-noel-20201223
    However, “Noël est la matrice de notre culture et de notre civilisation” As a friend of Cardinal Sarah put in in Lefigaro.
    https://www.lefigaro.fr/vox/societe/noel-est-la-matrice-de-notre-culture-et-de-notre-civilisation-20201223

  8. Deap says:

    Favorite Nativity Scene -” Christmas Alley” in Naples, Italy – year round, in one of Italy’s under-appreciated historic cities:
    https://italyexplained.com/christmas-alley-in-naples/

  9. Vince Turner says:

    I have one too!

  10. mike says:

    My grandmother had a set from there, made from olivewood. I think one of my cousins got it after Grandma passed. I still have a hand turned candlestick of olive from Palestine.

  11. blue peacock says:

    Best wishes and Merry Christmas Col. Lang and to your family!
    Cheers my fellow SST correspondents. May you all be in good health and spirit!

  12. JerseyJeffersonian says:

    God’s blessings to you and yours, Col. Lang, and to all the other members of this “Committee of Correspondence”.
    I sit quietly in our living room, with the tree my wife so beautifully decorated beside me, and her family’s old Nativity Scene beside me as the rain pours down, and the gusty winds sigh through the branches in the woods behind our home. The dogs will miss their last excursion outside tonight, called off due to heavy rain.
    I am thankful for my portion, and grateful to God. He is born in the recesses of our hearts. Solace.

  13. tim s says:

    That’s one of the nicest nativity scenes I’ve seen. God bless you, and y’all.

  14. Linda says:

    Thank you for the blessing. I also have a nativity set I bought in Bethlehem from a Palestinian. It is one of my treasures

  15. turcopolier says:

    tim s
    It is made of old olive wood. That is why it has variations of color. I chose a set in which the figures are somewhat stylized and have no facial features. I like it very much.

  16. Stephanie says:

    Colonel,

    You’ve mentioned this carving before but I don’t think you ever posted a picture of it. It’s just as beautiful as you said. Thank you for posting.

    All:

    My 96 year old father, who lied about his age to enlist, went to Camp Gordon, and eventually became a medic in New Guinea in WWII, is ailing this season. He doesn’t remember where he is now but he still recalls his service. Please pray for him, if you will.

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