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The one known as the Spirit of Christmas is therefore come to tell of the birth of [[Jesus Christ]] against the backdrop of nature’s darkest hour of the year. The announcement at [[winter solstice]] of his star appearing is a great drama of cosmos; and it is here to teach us that in the darkest night of man’s longing, there does appear the star of hope and the birth of the Saviour.

The one known as the Spirit of Christmas is therefore come to tell of the birth of Jesus Christ against the backdrop of nature’s darkest hour of the year. The announcement at winter solstice of his star appearing is a great drama of cosmos; and it is here to teach us that in the darkest night of man’s longing, there does appear the star of hope and the birth of the Saviour.

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	<blockquote>The one known as the Spirit of Christmas is therefore come to tell of the birth of [[Jesus Christ]] against the backdrop of nature’s darkest hour of the year. The announcement at winter solstice of his star appearing is a great drama of cosmos; and it is here to teach us that in the darkest night of man’s longing, there does appear the star of hope and the birth of the Saviour.</blockquote>		<blockquote>The one known as the Spirit of Christmas is therefore come to tell of the birth of [[Jesus Christ]] against the backdrop of nature’s darkest hour of the year. The announcement at [[winter solstice]] of his star appearing is a great drama of cosmos; and it is here to teach us that in the darkest night of man’s longing, there does appear the star of hope and the birth of the Saviour.</blockquote>