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One of the strangest elements of the story of Christmas is the massacre of the innocence.

That is, in the story of Christmas, when King Herod finds out that the wise men are coming to worship the new king, he, in order to get rid of this insurgent king, he decides to kill all the

children under two years old in Bethlehem and the region. Of course, it's a very dark aspect

of the story of Christmas, and I understand why it's one word that we don't mention as much when we talk about the story,

but it is a very important part of the story. And it also happens to be a part of the story

where Christ's story manifests a, let's say, a coming together of all these ancient stories

that were there before. I've often said that.

I've often said that Jesus's story is a culmination of all the Old Testament stories,

of all the Old Testament prefigurations. And, you know, it's easy to say that, but it's also a good idea to be able to show it.

And in the case of the story of the massacre of the innocence, we can really see this story.

And so we're going to go through what it is that this story is showing us how it's collapsing all these Old Testament stories together,

but then also we'll look at what the story means or what it is,

you know, why it is an important aspect of the story,

what's it pointing to and what does it reveal

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