Four Biblical Reflections on the Birth of the Messiah

The child of Bethlehem, the son of Mary, came to us as teh long-awaited Messiah of Israel. Now he is everywhere known as Jesus Christ, that is, Jesus the Messiah. As Christians, we acclaim him as the very Son of God and the Savior of the world, but we do well to examine and ponder his Messianic role more deeply. How was he understood to the pious Jews who longed for his coming? How was he understood by the apostles who proclaimed him to all the world after his Resurrection?

An adult Scripture study to make the Bible come alive!

Begins the Week of November 16th

Join us for one or all four sessions:

The week of Nov. 16th The World Awaiting – Historical Scene (Stories of expectation)

--- Break for Thanksgiving week ---

The week of Nov. 30th The Messianic Vision: Prophetic Questions

The week of Dec. 7th The Maid of Nazareth and Songs from Luke

The week of Dec. 14th What means this birth? Deus Incarnatus Est

• at St. John Fisher College
  Tuesday Evenings: 7:15 – 9:00 PM in Murphy Hall, across East Ave. (31F) from main campus: Map
• in Charlotte
  Wednesday Evening: 7:15 – 9:00 PM at 294 Burley Rd. (off Lake Ave., north of Riverside Cemetery): Map
• in Pittsford
  Thursday Mornings: 9:00 – 10:45 AM at 64 Sturbridge Lane (off Carriage Ct.): Map

Price: We suggest a price of $5.00 a session, but pay what you can afford. College students are always free.

CDs will also be available so that people can keep up on this great material.

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