Scripture
John 1:1
Isaiah 52:7-10; Psalms 98:1,6; Hebrews 1:1-6; John 1:1-18
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We all associate mince pie with Christmas. But do you know why? Apparently in the 14th century mince pies were oval or cradle-shaped, like a manger, and often an image of the Baby Jesus was outlined on the pastry. The filling was made with game, poultry, beef, eggs and spices. The pies were intended as reminders of the manger in which Jesus was born, and as they were eaten, people thought about the Holy Child.
Today, some people still make a silent wish when they take their first bite of mince pie. It may sound a little superstitious, but that’s okay if it helps to remind them not only of the origin of mince pies, but also the real meaning of Christmas.
Some of you here today may be old enough to remember the number one, best-selling record of the Mills Brothers …
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The one you shouldn’t hurt at all
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