Abraham
One evening, as the sun began to dip below the horizon, Abraham, the patriarch of many nations, embarked on a journey across the vast deserts of Canaan. His faithful camel trotted alongside him, the rhythmic sound of its hooves providing a steady companion to Abraham’s thoughts. The air was still, and the world around him seemed to hold its breath. The stars began to emerge, one by one, filling the sky with their twinkling light. As Abraham walked, he spoke to God, as he often did, in quiet reverence. “God, You have promised me descendants as numerous as the stars. You have guided me through trials and blessed me beyond measure. But tell me, what is to come of the nations that will rise from my seed?” [read more]
As he continued, the desert night grew colder, and Abraham wrapped his cloak tighter around his shoulders. Suddenly, the night was pierced by a voice, not of this earth, yet familiar and soothing. “Abraham,” the voice called, “faithful servant of the Most High.” Abraham halted, his heart quickening. “Who speaks to me?” he asked, though he already sensed the divine nature of the voice. “I am Gabriel,” the voice replied, “a messenger of God. I bring you news of great joy and a glimpse of the future that lies far beyond your time.” Abraham, though a man of great faith, felt a tremor of awe. He had seen many wonders, but never had he heard such words. “What news do you bring, O Gabriel?” The angel’s voice filled the air, warm and clear. “In the distant future, from the line of your descendant David, a child shall be born—a child who is the promised Messiah. His name shall be Jesus, and He will be called the Son of God. He will bring salvation to all nations, and through Him, the covenant you have made with God shall be fulfilled in ways you cannot yet comprehend.”
Abraham listened, the weight of the words sinking deep into his soul. “This child,” he said slowly, “will he walk the earth as a king?” “His kingdom is not of this world,” Gabriel replied. “He will walk among those facing poverty, the sick, and the brokenhearted. He will bring a new covenant, one of love and forgiveness, transcending the laws you have known.” Abraham nodded, his mind racing with thoughts of this future child, this Savior. “And how will this come to pass?” “A virgin shall conceive by the Holy Spirit,” said Gabriel, “and bear a son. This will be a sign to all that God is with His people.”
The stars seemed to shine brighter as the angel’s words hung in the air. Abraham, though separated by centuries from this miraculous event, felt a profound connection to the child that was to come. He knew that his faith, his journey, and the covenant God had made with him were all part of a grand design that would unfold long after he had left this earth.
“I am but a servant, O Lord,” Abraham whispered, looking up at the heavens. “May Your will be done.” As the angel’s presence faded, the night grew quiet once more, leaving Abraham alone with his thoughts and his faithful camel. He resumed his journey, but now, each step felt lighter, filled with the hope and promise of what was to come. And so, Abraham walked on, carrying within him the seed of a story that would one day change the world a story of a child born in Bethlehem, destined to bring light to all the nations, fulfilling the promises made to him so many ages ago [/read]
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Moria
Hi, it’s Moria, a Victorian doll angel and the sister of the angel doll Gloria. I’m glad to have you on my page and to have you enjoying reading my magical story.
One beautiful, sunny day, I could hear birds singing, smell the flowers, and hear the gurgling sounds of water coming from the charming nature. While flying in the clear sky, I found a lonely, fluffy cloud moving toward me. I decided to sit on it to catch my breath after a long flight. The cloud started taking me on a trip to show me the beauty of God’s craft. “Oh, my God, what beautiful nature God made,” I said in impress. It is like a symphony of vivid colours and serene sounds. Mountains rise against the horizon, their peaks kissed by clouds, while lush forests teem with life, their canopies a vibrant green tapestry. [read more]
Suddenly, a cloud drifted across the valleys, casting a soft shadow over the land. I watched as the crystal-clear waters below shimmered under the golden rays of the sun, reflecting the beauty of the sky. Wildflowers bloomed in an explosion of vibrant colours, painting the valleys with a kaleidoscope of hues. The air was filled with the whisper of the wind as it gently rustled through the trees, bringing with it a profound sense of peace.
All these sights and sounds blended together like a harmonious song. The birds’ melodic calls and the soft rustling of leaves created a soothing symphony, inviting you to pause, breathe deeply, and marvel at the intricate and breathtaking beauty of nature.
Then, I asked myself, “Isn’t God worth thanking for all these graces he gave us in our lives?” [/read]
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Nativity Scene
Gloria: Hello, It’s Gloria, the angel of the nativity scene and sister of angel Moria. I’m happy to have you in our scene where the great miracle of the nativity place.
In the town of Nazareth, on the outskirts of the Judean desert, there were shepherds in a field who were kept watching over their flock at night. The angel Gabriel appeared to Mary, a young woman engaged to Joseph, a carpenter. Gabriel told her she would conceive a child by the holy spirit and name him Jesus would be the Son of God. Mary and Joseph travelled to Bethlehem for a census. Finding no room at the inn, they stayed in a stable, where Mary gave birth to Jesus. She laid him in a manger. [read more]
Two soulful shepherd brothers, suddenly, an angel appeared before their eyes and hurried to tell them the good news that the child who was now born, whom they would see lying in a manger, was a prophet, having shown the shepherds a sign by which they would be able to recognize him. They hurried to see the baby and spread the news. Wise men from the east, guided by a star, brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh, worshipping Jesus as king.
One of the brothers took his horn to call the folks melodically. The second brother picked up the song on his instrument, the bagpipe. As soon as the angelic choir finished its song, the shepherds The Angel disappeared and the angelic music remained in the air setting off on their way to bring their modest gifts to Jesus lying in the nativity scene.
The characters representing the handcrafted nativity set are Mary, Joseph, Jesus, two wise men Gaspar and Melchior, the angel Gloria and two soulful shepherds.
I want to mention that my sister Moria plans to join us, but she’s sitting and waiting on a cloud for your permission. Would you like my sister Moria to be part of the scene? No worries, she will join us for free. Not yet, Abraham is also coming to us after hearing the shepherds’ magical call and witnessing the sacred event that God had promised him would take place. Do you want him to join us voluntarily as well? Both will be delighted to join the scene for free if you desire. [/read]
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