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How many dreams are in the Bible and what do they mean? http://t.co/YrpgyzzsoA via @OverviewBible #Theology #BibleStudy RT

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“Then let us all with one accord sing praises to our heavenly Lord.” http://t.co/vyyOBtpxz2

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Each of the 4 Gospels mentions Jesus’ baptism. http://t.co/hG0xB2lDd9

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Which is your favorite of the Gospels: #Matthew, #Mark, #Luke, or #John?

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It’s a hopeful declaration: the Lord is come! But is the song “Joy to the World” based in the Bible at all? http://t.co/zS0mDbiaCa

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“Away in a Manger” lyrics aren’t overtly docetic, but asserting that a newborn human doesn’t cry is a stretch. http://t.co/Tuxdypqubz

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Jesus was sin-free, but He was also human (He 4:15).

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If you grew up in the church, this may have been the first song you ever sang in public. http://t.co/Tuxdypqubz

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In Luke, Jesus is indeed the long-awaited Messiah; He is also the savior of the nations (Lk 2:30–32). http://t.co/uElFK3UdeS

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Is the song “Joy to the World” based in the Bible at all? http://t.co/zS0mDbiaCa

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Let’s see if “Joy to the World” lines up to the Word of God. http://t.co/zS0mDbiaCa

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"Chains he shall break, for the slave is our brother." #OHolyNight #Philemon http://t.co/FQW9m0bACo

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Jesus is no longer a baby, nor is He in a cradle. He is seated at the right hand of God in majesty (Heb 1:3). http://t.co/W2DQ0FX9Gm

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Even today, we know that "a new and glorious dawn" is on its way (Ro 13:12). http://t.co/W2DQ0FX9Gm

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"O Holy Night" lyrics: the world was indeed cursed after Adam’s sin (Gn 3:17–18), long before Jesus was born. http://t.co/W2DQ0FX9Gm

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"O Holy Night": we have no biblical record of the stars being especially bright that night. http://t.co/W2DQ0FX9Gm

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“Holy” means “set apart,” and there certainly is no night like this one. http://t.co/0RJAXvSQ6c

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I’ll be taking a spin through some of these hymn lyrics in December. Up first: O Holy Night. http://t.co/0RJAXvSQ6c

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“O Holy Night”: are the lyrics biblical? http://t.co/0RJAXvSQ6c

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These are the tried-and-true hymns of the season, but does Scripture support them? http://t.co/0RJAXvSQ6c