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Baby Jesus Gets Circumcised and Named

Baby Jesus Gets Circumcised and Named

Eight days in and Jesus officially gets his name — the one the angel told both Mary and Joseph to use.

Birth of JesusNew Testament~4 BCE

Following Jewish law, Jesus is circumcised on the eighth day and officially given the name Jesus, exactly what the angel had said before he was even conceived. Joseph and Mary are checking every box, making sure everything is done right according to the law. Even the Son of God went through the proper process.

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LukeThe Birth That Changed Everything

Luke 2 is proof that God's biggest moves look nothing like what anyone expected — no palace, no PR team, just a manger and some shepherds who weren't on anybody's VIP list. From the angels crashing a night shift to an old man who finally got to hold what he'd been praying for his entire life, this chapter hits different because it shows that God has always picked the overlooked people first.

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