Beginning Wednesday December 21st through Christmas Eve, I will provide a quote a day from J.C. Ryle regarding the example of the often overlooked wise men who came to worship the infant Christ and, how we as Christians, can emulate their humility.

From J.C. Ryle:

“It is not known who these wise men were. Their names and dwelling-place are alike kept back from us. We are only told that they came ‘from the East’. Whether they were Chaldeans or Arabians we cannot say. Whether they learned to expect Christ from the ten tribes who went into captivity, or from the prophecies of Daniel, we do not know. It matters little who they were. The point which concerns us most is the rich instruction which their history conveys.”

~ J.C. Ryle

Expository Thoughts on the Gospels: Matthew, [Carlisle, PA: Banner of Truth, 1986], 10.

On this day...

• Nehemiah 2 - 2023
• Nehemiah 1 - 2023
• Your Podcast Is Not Your Pastor, Says Christian Blogger - 2011
• Are We Not Clay In His Hands? - 2011
• 2 Chronicles 29:24 - 2011
• Galatians 5 - 2011
• Galatians 4 - 2011
• The truth is, what we call interruptions are precisely our real life, the life God is sending us day by day - 2011
• As soon as we forsake Christ we seek in vain a single drop of happiness - 2011
• I'd rather be able to pray than to be a great preacher - 2011