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christ has been entirely removed from the christmas season. we went out to the streets this week to see if people even knew what christmas was all about. >> where was jesus born? >> in the hospital? [buzzer] >> i want to say the north pole. >> [buzzer] >> bethlehem. >> will sunday school i'm telling you i am 59. i don't have time to be remembering all this stuff. i went to sunday school that was years ago. >> where is bethlehem? >> pennsylvania. [buzzer] >> ukraine? [buzzer] >> what was jesus' profession. >> making sure his rain deers were all healthy. >> he was a carpenter. >> is that like a slave maybe. >> jesus wasn't santa claus. >> like a decade ago when over # 0% still believed in the lord.
[buzzer] >> in jerusalem, right? >> i don't know i would give you the [bleep] geo coordinate. >> 140 degrees latitude and 110 degrees longitude. >> what was jesus' profession. >> making sure his reindeers were all healthy. >> he was a carpenter. >> maybe like his slave maybe. >> jesus wasn't santa claus. >> was he like a dive. >> [inaudible] >> you are not bugging. >> my god i'm totally bugging. >> he is the best. i don't know what his profession was but i believe in trusting him. >> floor man like me. >> what union was he in. >> he wasn't in the a union but he knew the secret handshake. ♪ ♪ >> the three wise men, they brought jesus gifts. what did they bring him? >> would that be the three musket tier. >> what is he italian. [buzzer] >> they won't wise guys. >> jesus. >> cannoli. >> a crown? [buzzer] >> a piece of fish, bread and water? burdens. >> do you think that's where they got the seven fishes from.
peoples will for their own safety and for the good of all walk together in majesty, in justice, and in peace. [applause] >> brit: british prime minister winston churchill addressing a joint member of congress december 26th, 1941. gives you perspective, fair, balanced and unafraid as we await for the ukrainian president you will see that on jesse which starts right now. jesse? >> jesse: one hell of a throwback. thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> we love christmas here at "primetime," that's why we fight any time a persnickety librarian takes down a tree. it's not just about getting gifts and watching movies. christmas is about giving. helping others and, of course, it's jesus' birthday. but how much do people really know about christmas? we wanted to find out so we sent
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for no money. so why is this person all of a sudden greedy? >> so what else would drive judas to double-cross jesus? >> i am with jesus of nazareth and can bring him to you. >> some experts think that judas was a zealot. a zealot is a technical term for a group of revolutionaries who are really strongly opposed to roman occupation. if judas was one of these revolutionaries, maybe he got frustrated jesus wasn't taking enough action, being public enough, pressing the matter hard enough. >> maybe he handed over jesus in the hope that creating a confrontation between jesus and the romans would be the spark that would cause jesus to begin the events that would topple the roman empire. >> these political intrigues form the backdrop to one of the most celebrated scenes of jesus' life: the last supper. >> this place is called the
Cold-Case Christianity 14 Dec This Christmas season, Luke 2 will probably be the most-read passage of Scripture. It tells of Mary and Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus, the angels’ announcement to the shepherds in the fields, the shepherds’ visit to the stable, and even Jesus’ childhood. This chapter of the New Testament tells the age-old Christmas story, but it’s also extremely relevant to our lives today in practical ways. Here are five takeaways from Luke 2 that we can apply to our lives today: Even Jesus Wasn’t above Simple Circumstances When you think of kings, you think of crowns and thrones and palaces...not stables full of smelly farm animals and a feeding trough as a bed for a newborn baby. Yet Jesus, King of Kings though He is, came into the world in a remarkably simple, lowly, and unassuming way. His birth was the furthest thing from a King’s welcome. Few of us are acquainted with the ways of royalty, and it’s hard to even fathom how elaborate and exquisite that lifestyle is. Many more of us, however, can describe in detail what a barn is like. I find this part of the Christmas story so beautiful-- Jesus didn’t come to earth as a mighty, majestic King who would be intimidating and untouchable. He instead came as an innocent, needy, dependent baby born to parents who were poor and as simply normal as could be. Everything about the very beginnings of his life on earth was humble and unassuming, giving us a Savior we can easily relate to and understand, not one who is distant or on a lofty throne. This is such a comforting truth-- we don’t have to have prestigious job titles or well-stocked bank accounts or fame to be used by God, because not even His Son required those things.
a zealot is a technical term for a group of revolutionaries who are really strongly opposed to roman occupation. if judas was one of these revolutionaries, maybe he got frustrated jesus wasn't taking enough action, being public enough, pressing the matter hard enough. >> maybe he handed over jesus in the hope that creating a confrontation between jesus and the romans would be the spark that would cause jesus to begin the events that would topple the roman empire. >> these political intrigues form the backdrop to one of the most celebrated scenes of jesus' life: the last supper. >> this place is called the cenaculum. it comes from the latin word [ speaking in foreign language ] cena, for dinner, and this is the traditional site where the last supper took place.